
Pedestrians in Frankston ignoring the sign to “Form 2 Lanes”. Zoe guides Gran and Grampy down to the beach back in 2016.
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Pedestrians in Frankston ignoring the sign to “Form 2 Lanes”. Zoe guides Gran and Grampy down to the beach back in 2016.

This is dredger number 21 at Power Works in Morwell back in 2016, with a Zoe for scale.
This was the first bucket wheel excavator to be used at the Morwell open cut. No 21 Dredger worked between October 1955 and August 1992, and was used to excavate overburden and to supply brown coal to the Yallourn power station. No. 21 Dredger is significant as an example of the first generation of German built Bucket Wheel Excavators used by the SECV. The design originated in German brown coal mines in the mid-1930s. No. 21 Dredger was one of the earliest uses of German continuous mining techniques and technology to be applied outside of Germany.

Zoe gets up close and personal with a fallow deer at the Chesterfield Farm back in 2016.

Back in 2016 and the Markorgi A Litter – Annie is inĀ a food-induced coma in the whelping box.

Markorgi A Litter from 2016, Annie and Alfie do their Yin and Yang in the laundry basket.

Markorgi A Litter puppies from ten years ago. Alfie peers over the side of the whelping box looking for mum (Honey – Macvale Burn For You) while Annie looks on.

It’s hard to believe that this was ten years ago. This is the Markorgi A litter – Annie and Alfie. Sire Macvale Jack Daniels (Jack), Dam Macvale Burn For You (Honey).

Susan and Asha, Purdella Its Sensational, with judge, Mr Kerry Lee. This was at the Frankston and Peninsula Kennel Club Championship Show where Asha was awarded Best State Bred in Group.

Susan poses with the Snowmen at the Frankston Sand Sculpting back in 2016. St Paul’s Anglican Church on Bay Street has a great view of the entire display.

Me and Zoe enjoy a cuddle in the sun at the Frankston Sand Sculpting back in December 2016.

A quick visit to Santa at the Frankston Sand Sculpting in 2016. Santa even had a sand throne to sit on.

A bit better than your average garden variety sand castle at the Frankston Sand Sculpting in 2016.