Despite Pirie being a short 45 minute drive away I'd never been to this country town so when my parents in law were in Pirie, husband and I thought we'd better join them. We ate lunch there and then wandered round to some museums. It's funny how museums bored me to pieces as a child and I swore I would never enjoy them and now I love looking at how things used to be.
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beautiful old cast iron bed |
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taking photos in sepia makes them seem so much more authentically old fashioned :) |
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all aboard the Port Pirie express |
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It was fantastic to see Pirie and explore with the parents in law. After we went to the Standpipe for the most spectacular kingfish dinner, followed by a mighty tasty dessert, Mango and pistachio kalfi. Will definitely be going out for dessert there again!
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