Tahbilk wetland in Victoria, Australia
Tahbilk Winery in Victoria, Australia
St Mary's Catholic Church, Avenel (2012) - built on this site in the early 1900s
Bridge over Hughes Creek, built in 1850 (2012). Legend has it that a 10-year-old Ned Kelly saved a drowning boy, Richard Shelton, in this creek and was awarded a green sash for doing so. He was wearing this sash when captured at Glenrowan
Hughes Creek Railway Bridge
Nagambie Cemetery
Old Coach Rd Freeway Park
Grass Tree Freeway Park
Taungurung Freeway Park
Michelton Winery
Tahbilk wetland, nature place
John (Red) Kelly's grave (2012). 'Red' Kelly was Ned's father - he died in 1866
Riverly Homestead (2012) - built in 1886
Avenel Newsagency and Mixed Business (2012) - established on this site in the late 1940s
Avenel Primary School (2012). The Technology Room (foreground) was opened in 1997
Avenel Recreation Reserve (2012). The Avenel 'Swanees' playing Stanhope. The 'Swans' have won ten senior premierships in their history
Imperial Hotel (2012). Owner Bill Shelton, is the grandson of the boy who Ned Kelly saved in Hughes Creek, which is nearby
Tahbilk Billabong
Mulberry Drive Bridge
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