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Water Body Attractions In Ballan

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Pykes Creek Reservoir

Ballan Farmers Market

Erskine Falls

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Ballan is a small town in the state of Victoria, Australia located on the Werribee River, 78 kilometres northwest of Melbourne. At the 2016 census, Ballan had a population of 2,985.It is the main administrative centre for the Shire of Moorabool local government area.During the Victorian Gold Rush, it became an important staging point for coaches travelling to the Ballarat goldfields.
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Pykes Creek Reservoir - Melbourne Victoria

Driving to Pykes Creek Reservoir - Melbourne Victoria on 21.5.2018
It was a very windy ,cold and rainy Day but I decided to go for a drive after work. It was quiet a challenge to get to this place driving from Bacchus Marsh because the weather was bad and i didnt even follow any navigation or maps .
I kind of knew its somewhere there. Finally arrived and I was impressed with its size but believe its little short of water being depleted by recent droghts in Victoria.

Pykes Creek Reservoir is also a great place for boating,fishing & kayaking and next time i will film more in better weather.

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Pykes Creek Reservoir ( Pykes Creek Dam )- Melbourne Victoria is situated about 70 km from Melbourne city center and Ballan is not far from there. Little town of Myrniong also is very nice and I hope to drop in the Plough Restaurant.
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Barossa Valley, South Australia

The Barossa Valley is in South Australia and is one of the best wine-producing regions on the Australian mainland with a rapidly-growing international reputation, around an hour from Adelaide. Many wineries in the region are open for tastings, with many also serving food and beer.

The evidence of the original German settlers can be seen in the steeply sloping roofs of the older buildings. The local cuisine is very heavily influenced by Germanic culture. For example, meats such as Mettwurst, Bratwurst and a range of other tasty and old-fashioned sausages are found throughout the region. On the dessert side, heavy cream cakes are very popular, including Bienenstich and cream buns of all sorts of forms.
There is also an Anglo influence in the Scottish Angaston region. You will be able to see the differences between this town and the surrounding Germanic towns, in the architecture and even by the family names that can be found on war memorials etc.

Religion in this region is predominantly Lutheran, so expect to see many churches made from stone, with beautiful silver spires reaching to the sky. The quality architecture is testament to much loving care and fine masonry skills lavished on the building of the churches in the past 150 years.

It is now possible to say with truth and pride that the Barossa is one of the finest wine producing regions in the world. It has great soils, family farms where the wine-growing traditions have been passed down through the generations and local oenologist courses at such places as Roseworthy College are ensuring that winemakers are highly educated and skilled in their winemaking. Many of the local schools also include winemaking courses as part of their agricultural studies curricula.

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Summer Adventure 2017: Greece, Italy, Croatia

Traveling around Athens and the greek islands for two weeks, including Mykonos, Naxos, Ios and Santorini. Quickly visited Rome for a couple of days before spending another week in Split, Croatia. We also attended Ultra Europe 2017 while in Split.

Travelers include Owain Griffiths, Martin Finnie, Steffan Jones, Sior Jones, Meleri Law, Sophie Richards and Megan Tomos.
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We loved this city so much even though it was almost 120 degrees! In this video, we take on the challenge of roaming around in scooters and got on the highway 5 minutes into our ride. Alex also pranks some people by ding dong ditching them and he also has his first espresso which makes him go a little insane. We hope you guys enjoy it as much as we enjoy eating pizza.

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