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Broken Hill Home James

Front view of Sulphide Street AirBNB, Broken Hill

Gennette Burge Crossing age 95 when she passed

Broken Hill Cemetery, Genette's grave next to husband Ian

John and Anne, Jeff and Lisa, Peter and Bronny Crossing at the wake at Mulga Hill Tavern Broken Hill

Main hall at the Palace Hotel, Argent Street, Broken Hill

Royal Flying Doctor Heritage experience museum at Broken Hill Airport

Line of Load Miners Memorial overlooking Broken Hill

Stephens Creek Reservoir near Mt Gibbs, one of BH's water supply

Radio Telescopes off the Barrier Highway on the outskirts of Broken Hill

1915 Picnic Train Historic Site, Broken Hill

Pro Hart Paintings at the Regional Art Gallery, Argent Street, Broken Hill

Bells Milk Bar in Patton Street, South Broken Hill

Titannic Memorial in Sturt Reserve, Broken Hill

Palace Hotel mineral art gallery at the Broken Hill Mining Museum

Silverton Hotel with Mad Max vehicle out the front

Inside the front bar at the Silverton Hotel

Special Sculpture at the Living Desert Park on the outskirts of Broken Hill

White Rocks Historic Site, capture of two Turks in 1915 from the picnic train shooting at BH

Replica of ice cream cart at White Rocks Historic Site, Broken Hill

Heaps of Goats in the Thackaringa Hills on the way out of Broken Hill

Mark and brother Hugh at the Hamley Bridge Hotel

Broken Hill - Silverton

21–26 apr, Australia ⋅ ☀️ 27 °C

We travelled to Broken Hill on Tuesday April 21st for the celebration of life of my dear godmother Genette Crossing, she died the week before in her sleep at the nursing home aged 95. That night, we stayed at a wonderful AirBNB on Sulphide Street in Jenny's house nearer the centre of town. After attending the funeral parlor and the cemetery on Wednesday, we went back to the Mulga Hill Tavern for the wake with the Crossing family and reminisced about old times at Topar Station.

That night, we moved into Ian and Sarah Jaensch's place in South Broken Hill for 3 nights as they were in Broken Hill. On the Wednesday night, we visited the Palace Hotel which is famous for the film Priscilla Queen of the Desert, I gave the weekly karaoke a go with some success.

On the Thursday, we visited the Flying Doctors Outback Heritage visitor centre, the Regional Art Centre, Stephen's Creek Reservoir and the view from the Line of Lode and the Miners Memorial as well as Bell's Milk Bar on the way back.
On Friday, we visited the Broken Hill Mining Museum and Whites Mineral Art Gallery, Silverton Gaol Museum, Silverton Hotel, Umberumberka Dam, Mundi Mundi lookout, Living Desert Sculptures and the Whites Rock Historical Site. That night we went to dinner with the Jaensch's to the Musician Club where Ian won a $50 meat tray

We said good bye the Jaensch's on Anzac Day and drove to my brother Hugh and Jen's at Giles Corner where we stayed overnight, went out to dinner to the Hamley Bridge Hotel and went home the next morning, Sunday 26th AprilLeggi altro

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