We went back to the Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement after breakfast to enjoy the morning there exploring more of the place. The weather was magnificent, and we really enjoyed our time there. After we left we stopped at Lake Boga at the Catalina Flying Boat Museum. We stopped at Bendigo for the night.
I was fascinated by the Kaiser Panorama Stereoscopic Theatre.
Once owned by a Mr Forrester.
Fascinating.
One of the pictures from the Stereoscopic Theatre.
Each picture had a heading from where it was photographed.
The display in the apothecary shop.
Lovely morning tea.
The Blacksmith display at Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement.
Richard having at look at the Lower Murray Inn.
Gorgeous blossom tree at the Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement.
We watched the Pyap Paddle Steamer arrive back at the Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement.
Welcome to Lake Boga.
The sign out the front of the museum.
The Catalina on display in the museum.
A view in the back door of the Catalina.
Part of the Catalina wing and propeller.
The pilot in the Catalina.
A view in the front door of the Catalina.
You can see the pilots legs.
One of the Catalina mooring blocks that were recovered from Lake Boga.
The painted silos at Lake Boga.
It was nearly afternoon tea when we stopped at Figtree Watering Hole.
They were making wood fired pizza. So yummy.
One of the old photos of the Four Posts Hotel.
Back on the road heading towards Bendigo.
Weather was overcast but still no rain.
Welcome to Bendigo.
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