We stepped back in time for a couple of hours yesterday, on a fascinating guided walking tour around historic Grange. First settled by Europeans in the late 1830s, we saw iconic and elegant heritage buildings while learning about its colonial history with stories from the past. The walk finished with light refreshments at an historic bungalow with views of the beach. Our guide Ian was so well informed and regaled us with stories and facts. It was relaxing and fun – as I walk around the area now, I shall do so with much more appreciation. There are two more walks coming up. Links below. Highly...
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We stepped back in time for a couple of hours yesterday, on a fascinating...
The description read, “Sketch, squiggle, and scrawl together on a...
There is something wonderfully reassuring about seeing Charlie Caper...