Monday, June 18, 2007

Churchill Island Heritage Farm

Churchill Island Heritage Farm is a tranquil and historic little island off Phillip Island. It was first used by the Bunurong Aboriginal People, now it has an important place in the history of European Settlement in Victoria. Let's go for our tour....
Before the entrace gate to Churchill Island Heritage Farm...we came across these Highland Cows grazing on the hay provided for them..."so fluffy but so fierce"....Signs all around to tell us not to go near or disturb the cows...
Some of the flowers found during my walk around the Heritage Garden...beautiful ???? Background is the main entrace of the Heritage Farm and here is a Sculpture of a Horse, carved by Dean Smith with a chain saw on a tree stump....

" The Good", "The Bad" & "The Ugly".....hahaha !

Simon & me outside next to a broken Carriage...

Mum & Dad standing infront of the Horse Drawn Carriage....

Mum sitting beside a pile of Firewood....

Oops ! Censored (Viewing by Adults Only)...Simon playng with his "Canon"....check out the "Canon Balls" too.....hahahahah!

Mum standing behind the statue at the entrace of the Heritage Farm

Rooms inside Rogers Cottages....This is the main house where the owners lived

Here are some of the items used during those times....

Another one of the cottages.....

Here is the Cheese Cellar where they made their cheese and butter....

The Blacksmith Shop and the Washing Room...

The other areas of the farm....

The Herb and Vegetable Garden....

and The Animal Nursery....

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