On day 3 of our holiday, after feeding the lambs, we went to Timbertown. Timbertown, to quote from its website:
"Set amongst 87 acres of natural forest, Timbertown is an entire village, re-created to demonstrate the struggles and achievements of our pioneers. It's an authentic heritage township, where the Horse and Carriage still runs, timber is still sawn and the bullock team still hauls it's heavy load. You'll smell the distinctive aroma from the steam engines, the smell of sawn timber and the smell of home style cooked meals."
"Set amongst 87 acres of natural forest, Timbertown is an entire village, re-created to demonstrate the struggles and achievements of our pioneers. It's an authentic heritage township, where the Horse and Carriage still runs, timber is still sawn and the bullock team still hauls it's heavy load. You'll smell the distinctive aroma from the steam engines, the smell of sawn timber and the smell of home style cooked meals."
After lunch we headed out to our horse riding adventure! We went on a 1 hour trail ride through the bush.