Another fascinating town ... watch the slideshow.
The town of Terowie really captured my interest. It appeared to be a living ghost town, There were lots of shops, some open, but most were closed but not derelict or boarded up. It was as if some day in the 1960s they went to sleep and didn’t wake up again.
What is the story behind this snoozing town? I will tell you tomorrow.
Yes the cat was alive.
The town of Terowie really captured my interest. It appeared to be a living ghost town, There were lots of shops, some open, but most were closed but not derelict or boarded up. It was as if some day in the 1960s they went to sleep and didn’t wake up again.
What is the story behind this snoozing town? I will tell you tomorrow.
Yes the cat was alive.
Oh what a lovely little town.
ReplyDeleteAnd it has a lubritorium!
So many beautiful little details.
(especially love the old gate).
And I really like the font used for TV sales and service.
Okay, I should read your posts in chronological order :-S.
ReplyDeleteBut a cat is still living there.
Terowie is indeed a very special town - it was where the break of gauge occured - back in the days when all train between the west and the eastern states had to change from the broad gauge line from Adelaide had to cahnge to the narrow guage to travel on to Peterbourogh and the across to the west. And thanks for your gorgeous pictures
ReplyDeleteHah! I always read your blog in date order!
ReplyDeleteBut of course, I had to search through for the cat!