Some sort of street parade. (The negative had a bad blemish).
(This negative was even worse). It looks like the same street parade as above. Could this event have been an anti-war protest in the lead-up to World War 1?
Location unknown. Looks like the northern Wimmera though.
As above. Doesn’t look like Walden. Could have been a nearby farm.
Probably the same cockatoo as in the two earlier photos.
On the chair beside the dog are a pair of spectacles and a pipe.
Cute.
Looks like the same very obliging dog again. The chair and pot plant have gone though.
Another special cake.
The interior of a church, celebrating Thanksgiving.
Can’t tell if this was taken at Walden.
Location unknown. The headstone says ‘William Lonsdale, Died March 3, 1910 Aged 84’. The epitaph states “To Live In Hearts We Leave Behind Is Not To Die”.
Finally, three houses somewhere in the Sheep Hills District (?), owners unknown.
