Hello everyone, lovely to see you again as we wander Victoria*
Today I’m taking you back to the magnificent town of Marysville.
As it deserves our extra attention as despite being almost completely destroyed in the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires, the town is thriving and reviving
and in need of our tourism support.
Today I’m taking you back to the magnificent town of Marysville.
As it deserves our extra attention as despite being almost completely destroyed in the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires, the town is thriving and reviving
and in need of our tourism support.
So, if you’ve got time, grab a cuppa, and come with me!
Here’s my Blue Wren, Marysville mug, rather appropriate don’t you think?
Here’s my Blue Wren, Marysville mug, rather appropriate don’t you think?
One of the things I love about a trip to Marysville is the 30 Km Black Spur drive into the town from Healesville. Hang on tight as this road takes plenty of twists and turns but on every bend, the ‘wows’ get better and better.
I love this view of the trees taken through the sun roof, don’t you?
It is surely one of Victoria’s most spectacular drives,
winding as it does through the lush rainforests with its
humongous trees and ferns.
The Marysville Tourist Information centre is a great place to start, it is easily found on the main street and aside from information on the local area and a small gift shop, and the small, not to be missed Phoenix museum.
 |
| Artwork from Vibe hotel |
The Phoenix museum shares first-hand accounts of Black Saturday.
The day in February 2009, when Australia’s worst bushfire swept through the town. Forty-five people in Marysville alone lost their lives that day
and most of the buildings destroyed.
 |
| Charred motorbike found at Bruno’s Art and Garden |
Next stop for us is the nearby Bruno’s Art and Garden museum. This was one of the highlights of our time in Marysville and full details can be read here.
 |
| Bruno’s Art and Garden, Marysville |
The whole area is a great one for hiking.
We chose to visit the iconic Steavenson Falls
which is an easy walk and even after a long hot summer, very beautiful.
Here is just a taster of some of the activities in Marysville
Tomorrow we are off in search of somewhere beginning with N.
Have a lovely, lovely weekend
and thank you for joining in the fun with me.
You might like to read also
Sharing with thanks to Mersad at Through my Lens:
