Today Raewyn and I left Nathalia and headed for Rochester, we passed farms of all different types, sheep, cows, rocky and flat paddocks
then we came to Rochester
the platypus, this Silo was stunning and so life like
painted by the same painter of yesterdays Silo
then around the other side a sugar glider and kingfisher
these are a real tourist attraction
thus amazing old pub was in the main street of Rochester, there was even a small Dvate painting in the children's playground, I didn't get a photo sadly.
interesting clouds as we were driving along
The last Silo was in Colbinabbin
the sun was out and seemed to be right where you wanted to take a photo
this Silo area had lots of information boards about the town history, the fund-raising for the Silo painting and how it all happened, it was interesting to read.
and so our Silo tour came to an end.
We headed back to Melbourne and found Raewyns hotel at the airport and as it was mid afternoon and I had tested positive to covid I headed home.
Now I am in isolation at home until I test negative. Such is life!
While I was away 5 penpal letters arrived so I have plenty to keep me busy replying to them Also want to thank those people.who have commented on my blog lately , for some reason comments are not coming to my emails, so I can't answer individuals, I will try and figure out what has happened.
Happy stitching
A nice way to spend the last day together. Sorry about you getting covid.
ReplyDeleteYou two ladies had a great tour around. Covid caught up with me too. Thank goodness I got home first. Get well soon.
ReplyDeleteWonderful silos! Glad you enjoyed your trip, but ssorry about the Covid! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteOh what a shame to end your trip with covid. Have enjoyed following your travels xx
ReplyDeleteThank you for taken us, your readers, on silo tour. What a beautiful art project!
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking us, your blogreaders, on this silo tour. What a great art project. Get wellicht soon.
ReplyDeleteSome lovely silo's there Sue, thanks for the tour with you.
ReplyDeleteThe silos are amazing! So sorry to hear about covid. Some strange things have been happening with my blog lately too. Today I received an email saying a post from 2016 was removed because it violated some content rules. I resubmitted it and it was reinstated. No idea why it was removed. Another strange thing is that some old comments are being marked as spam and I had to approve them again to get them posted.
ReplyDeleteI am gobsmacked by the silo art in these last few posts! What a treat to have you share them with us.
ReplyDeleteHope you aren't hit too hard by the nasty COVID virus!
you sure did make the most of your trip home........lots of great pics........bugger about c........take care
ReplyDeleteSorry you caught the bug too. I decided it was worth it. Hope you are doing ok.
ReplyDeleteLove love love all those silos. I get to see them virtually through reading your story.
What a great finale for your trip, with such lovely artwork. I love the platypus. Sorry to hear that you got the bug too. I hope you are over it soon.
ReplyDeleteI have so appreciated the posts by you and Raewyn. So sorry you both got Covid, and hope yours is as light as she reported hers to be. Thank you for your great posts on the silos and other things. Don't worry about replying, as I shan't take it amiss if you don't or can't. I just am happy to be able to view your blog and leave comments of appreciation for you!
ReplyDeleteYou did so well with your photos while we were driving! It was a great last day.
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