Because the sign said to! New informative display boards have been erected at the Bluebird replica on Absolon Street. The informative signs include details of Donald Campbell and the water speed record made on Lake Dumbleyung in 1964 and information of the Bluebird replica.
Since the Bluebird has been relocated to its new purpose built shelter many tourists and passers-by are taking time to stretch their legs and view the life size replica. The information boards compliment the Bluebird and are great addition to this tourist attraction. The information boards also ask those who have stopped, why did the duck cross the road? With the answer being that they can find more information in the Dumbleyung CRC and Bluebird Interpretive Centre!
The Bluebird and garden on Absolon Street is looking great so the next time you’re in Dumbleyung take time to stop and read the signs/smell the flowers!
Since the Bluebird has been relocated to its new purpose built shelter many tourists and passers-by are taking time to stretch their legs and view the life size replica. The information boards compliment the Bluebird and are great addition to this tourist attraction. The information boards also ask those who have stopped, why did the duck cross the road? With the answer being that they can find more information in the Dumbleyung CRC and Bluebird Interpretive Centre!
The Bluebird and garden on Absolon Street is looking great so the next time you’re in Dumbleyung take time to stop and read the signs/smell the flowers!
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