We drove about 2 hours to Ballarat in Kevin and rental cars. It is Australia outdoor museum recreated to represent the first ten year when Australia first discovered gold in 1851. We paid like about ~$40 each for the entrance fees. Super expensive!
Like it said, Sovereign Hill is where Australia's history comes to life. It is just like stepping back in time because the whole place is built and created just like the gold mine settlement in oldies.
There was the horse barn with real fat horse inside
Parade of the red soldiers
My elder sister with family at the middle of the road in the town. We had to use umbrellas every now and then because it rained and stopped and rained and stopped.
My mom with horse-drawn coach at the back. There were these horse's dung everywhere on the road
There were many shops , hotels, candlemaker, school, entertainment center, hotel, hat shop and many more.
The bar... with costumed bar-tender. There were a lot staff there who wore costumes of old days and you can ask anyone of them for photos.
My parents trying on the variety of hats...
The group at the road junction, without my mom, brother in law and baby niece and ME(behind the camera)
There were sheeps, dog, turkey and donkey outside the villager's house too.
The village in a gold mine
We went to a cottage or small house and my camera baterry went off. That's all for today!
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