Paynesville Saturday 30th January 2021

By Wendy Rooke in Uncategorized on January 30, 2021January 30, 2021

Started off a bit dull and dreary in beautiful Paynesville today!

But we enjoyed our lunch and a short walk

This is called “The Floating Tin Shed” and is a major attraction for Paynesville. Today some cool jazz muso’s were entertaining us! Even played “Alley Cat” LOL!!

Always something to see and photograph in Gorgeous Gippsland!

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Paynesville Saturday 30th January 2021

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