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on Day 1, to Daylesford.
Here, we finally saw some water,

levels way lower than the last time we were here, but enough for the ducks.


I love Daylesford (
and ducks, obvy). It's a great Art Deco town where they haven't torn down all the old buildings. I could live here easily, I don't mind the cold so long as I've a warm house.
This place is my first choice if I had me druthers,


Mr Brown thinks I'm mad, he prefers next door.

Nice gate,

but I prefer the charming decrepitude of my place.


The old mineral-water pumps are down the hill a bit from the lake, in this pretty spot.

The water tastes terrible, mostly of metal from the pumps themselves I'm guessing.

We only had a tiny taste, Mr Brown still being wary from the first time I (allegedly) "
tricked" him into tasting the waters. I still get a laugh from the memory of his wild I've-been-poisoned dance ... The ducks don't seem to mind it though.
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It's all so lovely and romantic.
Well bits ... perhaps ;)
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