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Chalmers, Indiana 47929

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Queenstown. City view and Lake Wakatipu and The Remarkables from the top of the Gondola.

Queenstown. Looking up to the top of the Gondola ride.

Queenstown. The city centre on the peninsula which holds the Botanic Gardens from the top of the Gondola.

Queenstown. The magnificent setting of Queenstown on Lake Wakatipu with the Remarkables mountains beyond.

Queenstown. The Remarkables and Lake Wakatipu from the Rydges Lakeside Hotel.

Queenstown. Maori seller at the Saturday morning wharf markets.

Queenstown. The old town library built in 1877 identical to the Courthouse across the street. Designed by an Invercargill architect.

Queenstown. This is the oldest stone building in Queenstown built in 1863 as a Masonic Lodge. The owner of the land here William Rees donated the land for it as gold was discovered.

Queenstown Botanic Gardens. Lake, red rhododendron and snow on the Remarkables.

Queeenstown. The old courthouse erected in 1876 in local schist stone and shaded by old giant California Redwoods or Sequois.Opposite is the town library identical but erected in 1877.

Queenstown. Mountain views from the Botanic Gardens.

Queenstown. Red tulips and stone bridge in the Botanic Gardens.

Queenstown. Two giant Californian Redwoods or Sequoias which dominate the 1876 built Courthouse.

Queenstown. The Coronation Bath House on the esplanade facing Lake Wakatipu. Built for the coronation of Edward VII in 1901. Now a restaurant with a Crown on the top.

Queenstown. The fine schist Anglican Church built in 1932. It replaced an earlier 1863 wooden Anglican Church. The wooden church was moved to Omakau and is still in use there.

Mike on his 1938 Allis-Chalmers in the Dairyfest parade

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Gottschalk Theater Fire, July 20, 1910 - Aberdeen, South Dakota

Celebrity Solstice

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Back in the time machine to 1972 and our first bunk silo, the Allis Chalmers in the dooryard and our old, red barn when it wasn't that old, it was still kind of new and snazzy. We loved it new, we love it old. Everything old was new once. 😊 #cabotf

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