Temora is a small farming area with very friendly helpful people.
About 6 to 8 times a year there is a 'flying' weekend in Temora with the caravan park we stayed in at the airport, how handy is that!
Also if there is an air show within some areas of Australia all the restored planes fly to the airshows.
The first photo is of the village.
Remainder of the photos shows the hanger where old planes are restored in readiness for them to fly once again.
What A Fabulous Museum - What A Moment In Time - Could Spend Hours Roaming Around - Be Well And Travel On
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The huge hanger another one photos of planes next post.
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Buenas fotos del Museo , que muestran buenos detalles de él.
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Certainly had a good view from where I was standing.
DeleteWhat a beautiful museum. It looks like a wonderful place to explore.
ReplyDeleteI'm not into planes but when I saw this museum it changed my mind :) a women thing, allowed to change our minds..lol
DeleteIt is a most excellent museum isn't it? I hope the Temorians (is that a word?) are deservedly proud.
ReplyDeleteGreat museum EC and more to come. I suppose we can say Temorians and they would be ever so proud and they are. Lot of pilots live in the area.
DeleteThe reporter Tim Lester's mother in law lives in Temora as we met her :)
Me encantan esos museos Margaret. Visitamos el Museo Piaggio de Pontedera en Italia es de Vespas.Fue fantástico.
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Un abrazo.
Oh did you, that would have been wonderful then.
DeleteMuseums are great places to visit especially if they are different to what you have seen before.
I've not heard of the town, let alone the museum. What a great place.
ReplyDeleteReally a good place, the planes are amazing and showing them in my next post.
DeleteDon't think I have ever been there but it sounds and looks nice
ReplyDeleteGreat place and a lot to offer to the tourist.
DeleteWow! I'd never heard of Temora before your post, Margaret!
ReplyDeleteWe had seen it on the map but always went south same way, so glad we detoured.
DeleteThank you. Was pleased we visited.
ReplyDeleteYes! I'd be glad to spend some time there.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure most would.
DeleteI would be interested to visit the museum too. Have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteInteresting place.
DeleteThanks Nancy.
A few years ago we took a group of friends in our car club to Temora for the Air Show and had a fabulous time, it was really amazing to be so close to so many wonderful planes. The first time we went to Temora the air show was not on so that was when we decided to go again to see the action and our car club decided we should be the tour guides, so we planned the trip and the overnight stops along the way. It was a lot of fun and we would love to go again. We stayed in the caravan park on site so only had to walk a short distance with our chairs and we were set up for the day. We also stayed at Ariah Park the night before the air show, which was a really nice overnight stop. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds wonderful Rosie. I bet the airshow is just something amazing to see...It's good you have been.
DeleteHow great to make a discovery like that!
ReplyDeleteCertainly was David, bet there are more places to discover as well.
DeleteWhat a super museum, nice to see your photographs.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Thanks Jan.
DeleteBuena serie de imagenes sobre ese interesante museo
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DeleteHello Margaret,
ReplyDeleteBut this is amazing!! So great to get a look inside this aircraft shed. So fantastic these old planes. That must be special to see in real.
Nice place to stay for a while. Nice post Margaret!!
Greetings, Marco
It is famous for it aeroplanes and air shows. We were supposed to go there last year but we had to cancel due to sickness.
ReplyDeleteUn museo muy interesante. Besos Margaret.
ReplyDeleteFirst time visit and how pleasantly surprised :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like worth visiting dear Margaret!
I love visiting places where people are kind :)