There are dozens of various natural attractions to see in and around Mount Gambier. A few natural terraces lengthen again towards the road, offering an excellent vantage to sit and watch, like a swimming amphitheatre. As the clouds proceed to carry and burn away, the water turns into more and more blue. It’s a fun […]
Convent of Mercy Located at 20 Penola Road, the Convent of Mercy (now generally known as The Convent) was established as a outcome of the arrival of twelve Sisters of Mercy in May 1880. When they reached Beachport they continued on by prepare to Mount Gambier. The impressive convent was inbuilt 1908 from native dolomite […]
Back in 1886, James Umpherston created a garden contained in the sinkhole, and over time it has matured into an attractive sunken oasis. With nice meals, natural attractions, even a nearby wine region, it’s turning into a extremely popular destination. Like many locations, signs forbid leaping here and there are murmurs of council-enforced fines, although […]
Allen’s title “Mount Gambier and considered one of its volcanic lakes”, would be a extra appropriate title for “Blue Lake”. I initially presented this materials as a pop-up exhibition in June 2022. I concluded then that “Blue Lake, Mount Gambier” watercolour was by Gill, not Angas as at present attributed. “Once they promote it, people […]