Our Intrepid Guide, Mary's sister Pauline, pointing out into space! |
It wasn't a long walk but it was a bit rugged |
Mary's sister, Elizabeth, was the chauffeur for our trip out to Wangaratta and bushwalking with another sister, Pauline. We walked up to the top of Mt. Pilot and also in an area that preserved Aboriginal rock art, considered a sacred space by the Aboriginal people. The whole area had a rugged beauty. It was quiet and peaceful and really did feel like a sacred space.
At the top of Mt. Pilot |
Sacred Aboriginal Spaces |
Pauline could see that we were all in need of some refreshment and so suggested that we stop in one of the local establishments to revive and rehydrate.
It turned out to be a unique place in the state; The Smallest Pub in Victoria.
The smallest pub in Victoria |
An older gentleman who looked to be the proprietor of McEvoy's didn't seem particularly happy about the raucous behavior of the three ladies below who he thought might be disturbing the peaceful enjoyment of other patrons. The only problem was that we were the ONLY patrons inside the pub at the time.
I suggested we drink up and move on - which we did. Apparently, like the Aboriginals who lived in this area thousands of years earlier. This was his SACRED SPACE and he wanted it to be quiet.
Three Rowdy Ruffians |
It must have been the Kombucha Pauline was drinking that got everyone riled up.
GREAT OCEAN ROAD March 17 to March 21
My lovely companion on the Great Ocean Road |
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