My girls decide they want to have a look at the historical village. Armed with my camera they went ahead, while I took the boys out to shop at a nearby shopping centre, quite a contrary right?
The village was not an actual historical village per se, more like a museum where historical buildings (more than 70 small ones) and artefacts (11000+ pieces!) were donated to preserve the heritage of Caboolture area. It showcased the importance of the village during the 19th century serving trekkers shuttling Brisbane City and goldfields in Gympie. Today they served as pitstop for Tourists from Brisbane going to Sunshine Coast. A photo journal of their trip was presented here, having failed to get them to write a blog entry.
Ten Thousand words above, my girls told me. Because “each picture tells a thousand words”, so they claimed.
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