Tuesday 14 June
With a lot of rain coming down we
set out on a bus tour to visit Parramatta.
We were not very lucky that even if it
stopped rainning each time we arrived
to a viewing spot the rain would start.
So I took a lot of blurrrrrrrrr photos
through the windows.
Strangely enough we had a really good
day.
Our tour guide Historian Judith Dunn
made the tour very interesting.
Murphy House
St Patrick's Cathedral
On the 19 February 1996 it was
destroyed by fire. only the wall were left
standing.
Robin, Tricia and Sigrid
We were suppose to have morning tea in the
park near the lake, but we had it in the church hall.
The children gate. It cost $35 000
Details from the children gates
The pool for adult baptism
Mary MacKillop
Fair Madona from Germany
linden wood carving
The new church part
organ from Great Britain
The crown of thorns
The Altar in grey Chinese granite
2m sq and 1m high and weighing 11 tonnes
They reposed it on a bed of crush ice
to position it and reove the suports.
Parramatta Jail
Theatre
Female factory
Baker cart
Parramatta river
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