At Edenhope there was the ovel that the aboriginal cricet team traned at (the Aboriginal cricet team was the first Australian team to travel to England.
When we were driving to Harrow the GPS (Global Posishining Sistem) thorte we were past our destination but a sain (sign) said Harrow was in five km.
In Harrow we went to the log jail which was an old jail which was not used any more. we had a look inside it and Mum bumbed (bumped) her head (poor mum) right next to it was the seterles cotige (settlers cottage) which had on display the rooms it was a house which had about nine children then we went tot he Johnny Mullagh Museum (Johnny Mullagh was concidered the best player in the aboriginal team). Inside was a clay monument to Johnny Mullagh which was painted Bronse (bronze). inside was a skale to see which was a hever (heavier) cricket bat redgum or willow (redgum was hever than willow) a difrend (different) plase (place) had a move (movie) about how after a match Dich-a-Dick (Ed. Dick-a-Dick was another of the touring Aboriginal players) using a long skiny shild (skinny shield) and a boomirang he doged agenst (dodged against) seven people throwing at him at the same time.
At Cavendishj we saw the shop that was houme (home) to Aus Biggest Hamberger (which they didn’t make any more). At Hamilton primery and did my N.A.P.L.A.N. We also veseted the waterfulls (visited the waterfalls).
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