We separated. Different states that is!
Australian Standing Stones at Glen Innes, NSW.
I couldn't find Jamie aka
James Alexander Malcolm MacKenzie Fraser
from Outlander when we were in Scotland so
thought I'd try again. No luck here either!
Big Golden Guitar, Country Music Wax Museum
and National Guitar Museum, Tamworth.
Australian Country Music Hall of Fame, Tamworth.
Pool of Reflection,
Australian War Memorial, Canberra.
We spent the whole day here, finishing up with
the Last Post Ceremony at the end of the day.
Roll of Honour,
Australian War Memorial, Canberra.
This is my Great Uncle Bert, Herbert James Meikle.
I was able to find lots of information about him.
The family always thought he died as a
POW in Changi. He actually died as a POW
working on the Burma Railway.
Records showed he was missing for over a year and
that must have been when he was sent to Burma.
One of two Changi Quilts,
Australian War Memorial, Canberra.
The other Changi Quilt,
Australian War Memorial, Canberra.
There was a Mr Squiggle and Friends exhibition
at the National Museum of Australia, Canberra.
It was fabulous and brought back
lots of childhood memories.
The Senate Chamber,
Parliament House, Canberra.
Cape Conran Coastal Park
near Marlo, Victoria.
Seven weeks and just under 10,000km later,
we arrived back home.
We had a fabulous time and explored many lovely
country towns (too many to mention). In the 7 weeks
away we had blue sunny skies almost every day,
albeit cold at times, with only 4 days of rain.
One in Sydney, two days of light showers in Cairns
and one day in Tamworth. I think we were very lucky.
I hope you've enjoyed a snapshot of our trip.
On our travels, I was gifted something very special
which I will share that in another post.
Thought I'd share this photo.
Kade is now 5 months old!
We certainly missed this little munchkin!
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