The Australia Heritage Festival is held every year at the Jondaryan Woolshed, which was one of the largest sheep shearing stations in Queensland. The Woolshed is now also a museum, with many working tractors, pumps and equipment.

We would normall drive up and then back in one day, however this time we decided to spend a night in Dalby. The Chinese restaurant next to our motel made a magnificant meal and Gai had the duck. She liked it so much that we ended up getting another serve to bring back home with us.

Our bed for the night.	Time for a cold beer and the paper.	Time to start walking.	The vintage cars are all lined up.
A Marshall built in 1906.	This one was pumping water with the ducks swimming.	A mechanical organ.	The parade began with sheep dogs and sheep.
The bullock team.	A team of clydesdale horses.	Steam tractor.	And another.
Old tractors.	Dressed up in period costume.	Steam truck.	More bullocks.

The clydesdales.

Another team.

Steam tractor.

And yet another.

Steam waggon.

The Navy Steam Club.

H.M.A.S. Cerberus.

Notice the crank handle for starting.

Geared wheels.

Spiked wheels.

Not my idea of comfort.

An interesting one.

Towing the grader.

This harvester was still in working order.

An old truck.

This one needs some work on it.

A motor bike.

Grand Concert Street Organ.

Cards used to play the tunes.

View of the grounds.

Clive tries out an old plough.

Looking towards more machinery.

Gai resting.

Memories. I used to sit at desks like this.

The stables.

This is only part of the shearing shed.

View of the pens.

Sheep waiting. Is it my turn yet ?.

Interesting facts sheet one.

Interesting facts sheet two.

A sheep herding deomonstration.

More old waggons and machinery.

Clive finds the steam trains.

Loading up the passengers.

Big kids & little kids.

Letting off steam.

Even a big diesel.

More working machinery.

Gai smiling.

Ploughing the field - the hard way.

Scale model of an earlier picture.

Gardens to the craft cottage.

The washing line.

Gai and the Black Stump.