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Uploaded: 05/03/23 1:29 AM GMT
Deb's Cafe Jamieson
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Jamiesons roots can be traced to the 1860s when the first settlement of around 300 people started working in the goldfields. The town grew quickly, and already had churches, banks, hotels, and a school by 1865. Development peaked in the 1870s, when the town had around 3,000 residents living in it. However, a slowdown in the mining industry led to most of its residents moving on to other towns. Jamieson has a relatively small population of 250 today, but it still remains to be a popular Victorian tourist destination due to its proximity to Lake Eildon and being only a 3 hour drive from Melbourne.

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::corngrowth
05/03/23 8:51 AM GMT
Not only very a well maintained nostalgic cafe, but a joy to see as well, Frank.
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::trixxie17
05/03/23 4:18 PM GMT
Looks like a great place for a cup of tea!
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::tigger3
05/03/23 8:01 PM GMT
I like the vivid color's and composition this is nice! .tigs=^..^=
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::Nikoneer
05/06/23 4:10 PM GMT
This Jamieson looks to be a very quaint and cozy place to visit and, for the lucky few, live. The historic architecture is softened and enhanced by the ivy I see in several of your captures. Nice work, Frank, and thanks for sharing your travels.

-nik
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