Riversleigh Manor is a rambling old house with twenty five private quarters. This house was once the house of Lord and Lady someone or other and was later acquired by the Abbess and belongs to the Lemurian Abbey. Paths lead through the Grove Seed Grove to the Gypsy Camp, the Hermitage and the Lemurian Abbey. Riversleigh Manor is the base home of those who have decided to come ad find the Magic Faraway Tree, which is said to be within the Enchanted Golden Seed Grove.
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posted by Fran @ 4:17 AM
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The Crest Hermitage is a Nature Store stocking a wide variety of magnificent nature cards, prints, magnets and other merchandise. It features the work of Monika Roleff.
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How lovely! We used to get milk in the afternoons at primary school, and I sometimes had to be on duty with one of the boys to spike holes in the silver tops and stick straws in for everyone. There was always cream on the top and it was lovely. Those were the days. I remember the smell of the peppercorn tree there too, in the heat. Gorgeous. You've brought it all flooding back, Fran.
What wonderful, simple, nourishing fare Fran. Beats a bag of twisties washed down with a coke which is what I saw some children having at the school where I worked.
Thank you both. You might like to hear our "tradies" : We storekeeper's kids traded our sandwiches made from "boughten bread" for the fresh home baked kind! No accounting for taste and we were definately the winners.
Ah milk with cream on top! When I describe that to my children today, they can't get their heads around it. But how lovely it was to take off the gold top and scoop out thick yellow cream. That was my favourite lunch, with a banana sandwich on Hovis bread. Was it ever sold in Australia? The most delcious wholemeal bread you can imagine.
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