Waltzing Into Winton


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September 22nd 2011
Published: September 25th 2011
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Tuesday 20th September - our attempts at a very early start didn’t quite work out and many people left before us. We didn’t get away until 8:30am – actually not bad for us but 8 o’clock would have been better. We had over 250 kilometers to travel and we wanted to arrive in Hughenden early enough to see a bit of the town. It has a connection with “dinosaurs” and a more recent history ... Read Full Entry



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Winton Royal Open Air TheatreWinton Royal Open Air Theatre
Winton Royal Open Air Theatre

but now it is mainly a museum with just a nostalgia programme being shown a couple of times a week
A huge dinosaur caused a frantic stampedeA huge dinosaur caused a frantic stampede
A huge dinosaur caused a frantic stampede

which was fossilised for ever at Lark Quarry, 110 kms south of Winton
Arno's Wall is full of junkArno's Wall is full of junk
Arno's Wall is full of junk

It was made from concrete and rock from Arno's Opal Mine at Opalton and is studded with everything including the kitchen sink and a toilet!!
'Waltzing in Stone''Waltzing in Stone'
'Waltzing in Stone'

Five stone blocks, each with a verse, commemorating 100 years since the famous song was written
Ready for the Dunny Derby on SaturdayReady for the Dunny Derby on Saturday
Ready for the Dunny Derby on Saturday

but sadly we weren't there to watch it



25th September 2011

Hi Both, Great Pictures, safe travels. Kangaroojack

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