Macedon Ranges and Daylesford Escapes
I live in the Daylesford-Hepburn Springs region and love to share the delights, features and attractions of this part of Central Victoria. Our heritage property at Porcupine Ridge Estate is the perfect base for weekend getaways with bed and breakfast in self-contained cottages, a barn or The Manor.
Monday 5 December 2011
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Wednesday 30 November 2011
Sailors Falls & Mt Franklin Reserve
Deep Creek Spring & Sailors Falls
Jumping ship
Sailors ‘jumping ship’ at Port Phillip Bay presented an enormous problem for ship owners in the gold rush years. Thousands took off inland - often entire crews with their captain. The lure of the gold fields was infinitely more attractive than poor wages, harsh conditions and hazardous voyages.
Sailors Creek
In his evidence to the Gold Reward hearings in 1864, the holder of the first gold diggers licence at Daylesford, F. Kawerau, told t
Jumping ship
Sailors ‘jumping ship’ at Port Phillip Bay presented an enormous problem for ship owners in the gold rush years. Thousands took off inland - often entire crews with their captain. The lure of the gold fields was infinitely more attractive than poor wages, harsh conditions and hazardous voyages.
Sailors Creek
In his evidence to the Gold Reward hearings in 1864, the holder of the first gold diggers licence at Daylesford, F. Kawerau, told t
Wednesday 23 November 2011
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