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Parading town pride By KYLIE WILSON
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Christine Cansfield-Smith helps coordinate the Beechworth Bakery and Beechworth Honey Golden Horseshoes Festival Parade TO run smoothly. PHOTO: Wendy Stephens
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FROM the tiniest schoolchildren to horses and carriages, the parade that takes place during the Beechworth Bakery and Beechworth Honey Golden Horseshoes Festival is a true community effort and is synonymous with Easter in the area. Christine Cansfield-Smith is fronting up for her second year as event coordinator, delighted to be so heavily involved since making a treechange from Canberra several years ago. “It used to always be spectacular,” she said, noting it’s an ideal way to showcase the town. “It’s one of the creative sides of the festival and I just love the colour and excitement. “I’m a great believer in helping Beechworth to be better and do more.” Christine had an ambition to lend more music to the parade and said onlookers should enjoy this year’s parade theme, “music and fun”. Among the younger members of the community that get involved each year are students from the Beechworth Montessori School. Alison Lloyd, coordinator of the school’s entry this year, said it is an unforgettable experience. “Being right in the middle of the parade, marching down the main street with the whole community looking on, gives our children a strong feeling of worth and inclusion,” she said. Alison said the school was a flurry of activity in the weeks leading up to the parade, with older children helping to plan out the entry and the whole school working together to perfect it. “In class time we might practice a particular song or dance; families are invited to work on making simple props at home together,” she said. continued page |
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GARDEN PROFILE
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What’s in your garden: The garden began as an unused tobacco paddock infested with blackberries. We have spent many years improving the soil by slashing and leaving the mulch and planting trees. The garden is really a developing woodland consisting of native trees and exotics. These include Californian Redwoods (Sequoia Semperivans Sequoia Gigantium), Indian Himalayan Cedar (Cedrus Deodora), numerous varieties of oak trees and maples including Japanese Maples and Canadian maples. We have a couple of specimens of Maidenhair Tree (Ginko Biloba) that are surviving the harsh conditions and many more in pots waiting to be planted in spring in sheltered positions. Other exotics include Dawn Redwoods (Metasequoia), Swamp Cypress (Taxodium Distichum) and Tupelo trees (Nyssa Sylvatica). The garden features two dams which attract many varieties of water birds. Many other varieties of birds visit our garden including king parrots which demand to be fed. Wonga pigeons are seen on occasions. Other visitors include kangaroos, wallabies,
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possums, glider possums, native rats and mice, blue tongue lizards, black, brown and tiger snakes, frogs and spiders. The garden will be among the many open gardens during the Bright Autumn Festival, see www. brightautumnfestival.org.au. What do you enjoy about gardening: Considering the scale of the area we are developing, the term ‘gardening’ is inadequate; I would prefer to call it ‘land management’. Basically it’s enjoyable being outside in a space where your mind can be creatively charged and your body physically connecting with the land. Favourite plant/spot : There are many favourite spots in the garden where I can look
at the water, wander around the different trees that are noticeably growing after many years of hard work and find places to sit and look at Mt Bogong. As an artist, a favourite spot of mine is also in my studio which features large windows where I can look out as I work. Water saving/conservation tip: We are fortunate to have gravity fed water from a permanent creek but this is only available to plants/tress around the house. Most of the garden survives on rainfall. Your tips to keep gardens in top shape: If you try to keep your garden ‘perfectly manicured’ or totally controlled it will send you crazy as you are being a slave to your garden. Nature wants to be unruly.
YES, it’s still hot but now is the best time to plant brassicas in the veggie patch. They are cool season vegetables, best planted during early autumn for a mid to late winter harvest. Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower and brussels sprouts are all members of the cabbage family, commonly known as ‘brassicas�. Chose a spot in a sunny position that receives at least six hours of sunlight per day. Practice crop rotation by planting in a different position each year. Avoid planting in a garden bed where you have grown cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower or cabbages in the last three years to reduce plant diseases. All brassicas are susceptible to a soilborne disease called club root, which causes the plants to wilt rapidly on hot days. Before planting, prepare the area well by removing any weeds and digging over the soil to a fine tilth, then work in some compost and Dynamic Lifter. Check the soil pH as brassicas do best in a soil with a pH reading of 6.5-7.5. After planting seedlings, water in well with a seaweed product to reduce transplant shock and help the roots establish quicker. Protect seedlings from snails. Cabbage reaches maturity when the head is firm, usually in around 10 - 12 weeks.
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Cabbage varieties include green and red, the crinkled savoy and newer smaller growing miniature versions. Broccoli is a slow grower maturing in 16–20 weeks during the cooler months. The large headed varieties produce one large single head with some varieties also producing smaller side shoots after the head is harvested. There are also sprouting varieties which grow into bushier plants and produce numerous small heads. Cauliflower takes between 12-16 weeks to mature. Miniature varieties are also available and suitable for container growing. As the florets of the cauliflower develop, protect the head from sun and rain by tying two leaves together with a rubber band to stop it turning brown. Brussels sprouts have a long growing period of between 20-24 weeks. The sprouts look like tiny cabbages and grow along a tall upright stalk under the leaves. Happy gardening.
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Got a new puppy? Socialise WHEN getting a new puppy there are many things you need to consider to keep them happy and healthy as they grow into adult dogs. This includes the very important time in your new puppy’s development, known as the “Socialisation Period”. So what is it? The “Socialisation Period” is a critical time that occurs in the puppy’s life between the ages of 3–14 weeks. This period is the time where puppies form social relationships and form both good and bad associations. Hence what occurs during the socialisation period has long last effects and can be the beginning of many future problems. It is important that during the socialisation period you expose your puppy to lots of new experiences. These experiences must be
positive for the puppy, rewarding and non-threatening. Through this the puppy will develop positive associations. Enrolling in a puppy class is a fantastic way for your puppy to be exposed to these positive experiences, and can be a fun learning experience for owners! As well as puppy classes, remember to introduce your puppy to family and friends and any of their pets too. However, whilst your puppy is still getting their initial vaccinations, they should only socialise with other dogs who are up to date with their vaccinations. For a good online resource for introducing your puppy to the family, including some videos, visit www.thefamilydog.com As your puppy begins to make friends, be careful not to inadvertently expose your puppy to a negative socialisation experience.
An example of this might be forcing your puppy to play and interact with another dog/person that is clearly causing your puppy distress, this can be counterproductive. So get out there in to the big wide world and have fun with your puppy. Contact your local vet for more information about enrolling in their first ever puppy class! Alistair Chatto, Wangaratta Veterinary Clinic
PETS CORNER THIS week’s pet of the week at the Wangaratta RSPCA is Rufus, a male mastiff German shepherd cross who is five years and two months old and black in colour. To see more animals up for adoption at the Wangaratta RSPCA, visit the shelter in Connell Street or phone (03) 5722 2874.
OLD FASHIONED: Graham Fisher and his horsedrawn wagon help lend old world charm to the parade each year.
“Getting ready for the parade is an opportunity for us to all pitch in together and value everyone’s unique skills and watching the results together brings us closer. “We aim to make sure that everyone who wants to participate can in some way, even if it’s just turning up on the day to walk with their community.” Alison said that being in the parade helps the school “communicate to the wider community how proud we are to be here, and how committed we are to the life of the town”. “You’ll find some of us participating with the Montessori school then jumping behind a banner for Scouts or CFA – we wear many hats in a small, tight knit community like this, and we value those connections,” she said. “The festival is a shared experience, which creates shared memories and a strong sense of connection to the town. “The parade very obviously places a value in the role our local businesses and community groups
play in the life of Beechworth.” “I feel lucky to raise my children in a place which values such things.” Graham Fisher, of Beechworth Carriages, is among the many representatives of local businesses that regularly take part in the parade, and his horsedrawn wagon brings an old world touch to proceedings. A long time Beechworth resident, he said he had been participating in the parade for the past decade with his trusty horses and an old style replica wagon. “It’s a big event, where people get to showcase things from around the region,” he said. “A lot of people get enjoyment out of it.” The Beechworth Bakery and Beechworth Honey Golden Horseshoes Festival parade will take place from 2pm this Saturday in Ford Street, Beechworth. More information about the festival and the parade is available on www.beechworthgoldenhorseshoes. com.au.
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GOT A PHOTO FOR CATCH OF THE WEEK? Send in your fishing photos along with your name, contact number, size and type of fish and where you caught it to... kwilson@ nemedia.com.au Phone: 03 5723 0135 NOT QUITE A MEAL: Shane Orr with one of the redfin he caught at Lake William Hovell last weekend on a 2” Strike Tiger curl tail grub soft plastic.
Rain mixes up the fishing RAIN, glorious rain. It’s great for the farmers, great for the waterways, great for the trout fishing, but not so great for the Murray cod fishing. The recent sudden change in weather is sure to cause some big changes in the behaviour of local fish species. The Murray cod will quite likely slow right down and become quite erratic with their feeding, while the flush of cooler water should see the trout fishing in the streams really pick up. If you are wanting to target Murray cod, my suggestion is to head to Lake Mulwala where the water level remains quite stable, and any dirty water is diluted unless we get a really big flood. Lake Mulwala has been fishing very well lately, with reports of Murray cod being caught coming in left right and centre - some of which have been quite
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large fish well over 100cm long. Beware the blue green algae though - it is there, but many people are still fishing and catching good fish. Just don’t drink the water. Most of the cod have been caught on both spinnerbaits and hard body lures. Surface lures have also accounted for a lot of fish, including a couple over 100cm long. Lake William Hovell is fishing well for redfin, although most of the fish have been quite small. There are some larger fish in there
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among the small ones, but it takes persistence to locate them. Last weekend Shane Orr and I fished from Shane’s boat and managed to catch around 15 or so small redfin between us. Shane caught the largest fish, which was not big, but big enough to meet the fate of his finely honed and tuned redfin filleting skills. Most of our redfin were caught in Strike Tiger 2” curl tail grub soft plastics in “whitebait pearl” colour. The boat ramp at Lake William Hovell is now out of the water, however it is still very easy to launch a boat with any vehicle. For a more detailed tutorial on how to help get your kids onto a few redfin at Lake William Hovell, check out my YouTube channel ‘Robbiefishing’ and search for my latest video called ‘kids fishing and catching small redfin’.
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Potential by The Range THE Range has made an electronic record inspired by Baltimore club, early ‘00s grime and mid ‘00s electronica, but also as a member of the last generation that will remember going online for the first time. As its backbone, Potential utilizes a series of vocal samples that Hinton found in the deep corners of YouTube, introducing us to unknown artists expressing themselves unfettered by the constraints of industry.
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Talking to My Country by Stan Grant THIS book is an extraordinarily powerful and personal meditation on race, culture and national identity. This is Stan Grant’s very personal thoughts on what it means to be Australian, what it means to be indigenous, and what racism really means in this country. Published by Harper Collins
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Preconception care INFERTILITY is diagnosed when a couple has been unable to conceive for 12 months or more, or if over 35 years of age, within a six month time frame. There are many reasons that a couple may take longer to become pregnant with some common causes of infertility including blocked tubes, endometriosis, issues with sperm quality or a woman having issues with ovulation. Often though, couples present at our clinic with a diagnosis of ‘unexplained infertility’. This means that the above causes have been ruled out, but a couple is still having trouble with conception, despite regular unprotected intercourse. There are many studies suggesting that our modern lifestyle with our poor diet, nutritional deficiencies, stress, and lack of exercise, weight gain, illness, toxin exposure and increasing parental age is contributing to many of our fertility issues. This is where natural medicine does its best work.
BY NORTH EAST NATURAL HEALTH CENTRE’S NATUROPATHS SOPHIE LORBACK AND BELINDA MCPHERSON (BHSCI. NATUROPATHY)
When presented with a case of unexplained infertility, our naturopaths start to investigate further, looking for nutritional deficiencies, a body system that is weak or compromised or how much stress is interfering with the hormonal cascade thus preventing or delaying ovulation. Most women will put enormous efforts into improving their diet and alcohol intake once they discover they are pregnant, but few are aware of the positive effects that diet and lifestyle can play in increasing fertility as well as conceiving and maintaining a healthy pregnancy and birth outcome. So, just as we plan and commit to a wedding or buying a new house, we can also put our resources and efforts into planning for having a baby. Did you know that it takes up to four months to mature an egg prior to ovulation and also for sperm to develop and mature?
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WINE TALK
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Family Lasagne
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WITH ANITA McPHERSON by Marc Scalzo and his team and has a deep, purple-tinged colour which I’d love to try and replicate somehow when I colour my eggs. The aroma is gorgeously spicy – heady with blackberry, pepper and the warmth of cedar. The flavour is rich and complex with wild berry and oak, and it also feels great in the mouth where an earthy richness melds with the savoury qualities, and lingers. It will be great with the pork, but is also delicious with gamey meats like venison or kangaroo that marry perfectly with some wild spice. It just might be time to create a new family tradition. Available from the cellar door in Rutherglen or visit www.rutherglenestates.com.au
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
Beechworth blaze, 1867 MARCH 23 was the date of perhaps the biggest town fire in the North East’s history. The fire started in the stables of the Empire Hotel in Camp Street, late on a Saturday night. Before the fire burned itself out, seven buildings had been completely destroyed, four severely damaged, and thousands of pounds’ worth of property were lost. The fire brigade, were unable to help, as there was a blockage in the town water supply, but miraculously, there was no loss of human life.
WITH LILIANA BATTLE
Bolognese Sauce Ingredients > ¼ cup olive oil > 1 brown onion, peeled and finely diced > 1 celery stick, peeled and finely diced > 1 carrot, peeled and finely diced > 3 garlic cloves, peeled and finely sliced > 1 kg regular beef mince > 2 tblspn dried oregano > Salt > Freshly ground black pepper > 1 tspn sugar > 2 cups water > 4 x 400gm tins diced tomatoes > 1 700gm jar of tomato Passata > 2 bay leaves Serves 8
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FOR many families, Easter is a magical time of year where we gather to observe our unique cultural traditions and share them with the next generation. In my family it always involved pork, sauerkraut and a delicious, yeast-based cake called a “kringel”; shaped like a pretzel with crunchy sugar and almonds sprinkled on top. When I think of Easter I can smell that delicious cake, but as a kid it was all about getting through main course so we could hunt for the chocolate eggs “grandpa” Easter bunny had hidden, before everyone gathered in the kitchen for egg colouring. Wine was always in the mix and while nanna may have started with a sherry, there was also sparkling, sweet wine and the best of reds. She would have enjoyed the Rutherglen Estates Shiraz I plan to bring along this year. It’s made with great care
THIS lasagne by Liliana Battle is an ideal dish to serve up at any A Taste of Harmony event in your workplace, taking place this week until Sunday. For more information on the event, which celebrates cultural diversity in the workplace, see tasteofharmony.org.au. Method Preheat your oven to 180 degrees. Spoon a little sauce into the base of a large baking dish (the dish I use is 25cm x 30cm and about 10cm deep, but adjust to suit whatever size dish you have at home). Spread to cover the bottom. Lay lasagne sheets to cover the base without overlapping. If the lasagne sheets don’t fit, just break them in half to fit in one single layer. Top the lasagne sheets with a few ladlefuls of sauce (note – your sauce should be quite thin and easy to spread. Add a little water to loosen it if too thick). Scatter with a handful of cheddar cheese and a sprinkle of Parmesan. Keep layering with pasta sheets and sauce and cheese until you reach the top of your dish. Top the last layer with sauce, then cover liberally with cheese. Depending on the size of your dish, you may not need all the cheese or sauce. If your sauce was thick, especially if you made it the day before, you will need to add some moisture so the dried sheets cook. Pour about a cup of water around the sides of the dish. The rule is to see watery looking sauce about halfway up the lasagne. This will disappear as the lasagne cooks and absorbs the moisture. Cover with a sheet of baking paper, then top with alfoil to seal. Bake, covered for 40 minutes, then remove alfoil and cook for a further 15 minutes or until golden and cooked through. Allow to sit for 20 minutes before serving. This allows the layers to settle and it will be easier to cut.
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Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre Saturday, April 16
COLLECTED II showcasing works form the Wangaratta Art Gallery Collection Art Lovers Talk with Gallery Director Dianne Mangan. Wed 20 Apr @ 10.30am - 12 noon. rsvp essential. FREE EVENT image: Kensuke Todo, Seibu (Seibu Department Store), 2006, mild steel construction. WAG Collection. Donated through the Australian Govt Cultural Gifts Program by Peter Jackson. Photograph by Rob Little.
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The Ten Sopranos This show is not an imitation.
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From Indigo, the King Valley, the Alpine Valley and everything in between; the North East is a foodie’s wonderland. With the cooler months coming up, it’s the perfect time to indulge in the great things that our area has to offer. North East ‘FOOD & DRINK’ showcases our restaurants, cafes, wineries, pubs and local producers. It’s a mini-magazine to rival the city offerings and will be distributed to more than 25,000 readers. Make sure you’re part of it! For more information call Laura Biglin P: (03) 5723 0131 E: lbiglin@nemedia.com.au
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Family fun in Beechworth By KYLIE WILSON
BEECHWORTH’S time honoured appeal shines especially bright each Easter as the streets come to life to the Beechworth Bakery and Beechworth Honey Golden Horseshoes Festival. The final preparations for the 161st Beechworth Golden Horseshoes are underway. Committee president Ian McVea said the annual street festival attracts around 20,000 people to the historic village of Beechworth, and encouraged locals and visitors alike to make the trip to enjoy the festival and entertainment.
He said the annual parade is a focal point, with many locals getting involved through their business, schools, sports clubs or community organisations. He added that this year’s festival includes a great line up of live music gracing two stages, including the talents of the Marisa Quigley Trio, Ethanol Brothers, Kissin Cousins, Grooveyard Unplugged, Sarah Pitcher, Caitlin Dwyer, Sinead Sutton, Cutest Little Monster, Kye Richardson, Kev Haggerty, Lilting, Jigid and Bush Telegraph belting out their tunes. There will be lots of children’s entertainment with Tubby the Robot, Milli and
stilt walkers captivating the crowds with their antics of magic and circus acts. Gardeners Entertainment will be in the Police Paddocks with their sideshow rides for the teenagers. Not to be missed is the shoeing of the horse with the horseshoes made of gold at 12pm in the middle of town. The shoeing re-enacts the legend of political aspirant Daniel Cameron who led a colourful parade through the streets of Beechworth in 1855. The festival highlight at 2pm on Easter Saturday, the Grand Parade, is set a spectacle of over 22 colourful floats, marching groups and bands.
ALL TOGETHER NOW: Among the many Beechworth and district residents looking forward to the Beechworth Bakery and Beechworth Honey Golden Horseshoes Festival are Jo Matassoni (Beechworth Bakery), Ros Clark (Beechworth Honey), Lanie Donaldson (Beechworth Bakery), Ian McVea (newsXpress Beechworth and festival committee president), ‘Where’s Wally’ Trina Christie (Beechworth Bakery), and Michelle Monroe; (front, from left) Marty Matassoni (Beechworth Bakery) and local musician Mel Tompkins. PHOTO: Wendy Stephens
The CFA (Country Fire Authority) and SES are hosting a display of their emergency vehicles along with education vans. Ford Street will also be lined with cars from yesteryear with a vintage and veteran car display. There are a range of activities on all weekend from the golf tournament on Good Friday, markets, a fun run on Saturday morning, children’s Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday and the Wooragee Easter Market on the Monday. Check out the full program on the website, www.beechworthgoldenhorseshoes.com.au.
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Official Program Good Friday 25 March
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9am – 4pm, Queen Victorian Park Sydney Road
11am - 5pm Camp Street Food Court
11am Join in the reading of the Easter story. Starts at 11am at St Andrews Uniting Church, corner of Ford and Williams Street and concludes at Christ Church at the corner of Ford and Church Street.
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Beechworth Golf Club Golden Putter Golf Competition 11.30am for 12 noon hit off Open to all Golfers, with or without a handicap. All proceeds will go to the Good Friday Appeal. Dylan Pool 0458 562 250
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Beechworth Easter Fun Run 9am, Beechworth Secondary College, Balaclava Road The popular Easter Fun Run offers a 10km or 3km course along an undulating scenic course around picturesque Beechworth. Participants can walk or run the course, with cash and prizes to be won. A fundraiser for Beechworth Secondary College. Liz Wilkinson 03 5728 1264 Registration 7.00am - 8.30am www.beechworthfunrun.com.au
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Bottles Exhibition and Sales 9.30am – 3.30pm, Memorial Hall, Ford Street North East Bottle Club & Collectables annual show, featuring rare items on display and for sale. Free admission. 03 5721 3798
Starring a great line up of artists from and the region:
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Beechworth’s biggest market, the Rotary Club Market is held in the shade of the old pine trees in Queen Victoria Park. Featuring approximately 120 stalls offering a wide range of arts and crafts, food and drinks, jewellery, clothing and bric a brac. John Costello 0438 466 513
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Walk of Witness
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Street Buskers and Entertainers
Sarah Pitcher Marisa Quigley Trio Ethanol Brothers Kissin Cousins Grooveyard Unplugged Check the stage or the Camp Street Kiosk for band schedules on the day.
Various locations in the CBD from 10am
Shoeing of the Horse
Come and see fantastic live street performers including music, mime, stilt walkers and dancing on the streets and on stage. Some of the regions most talented buskers bringing music and fun to Beechworth.
12 noon, roundabout, Ford & Camp Streets
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Hibernian Hotel Playground Stage
Echoing the story of Daniel Cameron and his horse shod with shoes of real gold, this annual highlight brings the legend to life. See the real Golden Horseshoes on display inside Beechworth Gold all Easter weekend.
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The Beechworth Bakery & Beechworth Honey Grand Parade
10am – 5pm, Camp & Loch Street An entertainment line-up of musicians, bands and solo artists are set to entertain throughout the day
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Caitlin Dwyer Sinead Sutton Cutest Little Monster Kye Richardson Kev Haggerty Lilly & Tatiana Jigid/Bush Telegraph Check the stage of Camp Street Kiosk for band schedules on the day.
2pm, Ford Street The Grand Parade is the highlight of the festival weekend and features a reenactment of the legend of political aspirant, Daniel Cameron, who led a colourful parade through the streets of Beechworth in 1855 on a horse shod with shoes of gold. Our horse and ride will once again lead the parade which features dozens of colourful floats form schools, community groups and businesses.
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Bush Dance 3pm, Hibernian Stage
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Various locations Whilst wandering around the festival keep an eye out for ‘Milli’ with his scribbly caricature sketches, silly magic tricks and positively poppable balloon art. Milli is sure to amaze, astound and delight festival goers of all ages.
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Camp Street Food Court 10am – 4pm
and old will get up and dance to the bush dance on the Hibernian Stage. Some old favourites will get you toe tapping along to the sounds of Jigid and Bush Telegraph
CFA & SES Rescue Firepower Display There will be a sea of orange, yellow and red in the street with the line-up of CFA and SES vehicles in town for the Easter festival. The emergency crews will be handing out information, answering questions with their information vans on hand.
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Quercus Flea Market 3pm – 7pm, Quercus Beechworth, 30 Ford Street Wander through the markets variety of handmade, second hand and quirky goods on offer. Perhaps even pick up a treasure or two.
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Night Market 5pm – 9pm, The Old Priory, 8 Priory Lane The stunning gardens of The Old Priory will be bustling with vintage and artisan market stalls on Easter Saturday night. Sit back and enjoy the musical entertainment, wine and food on offer. Gold coin donation.
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Easter Sunday 27 March Easter Dawn Service 6.30am, The Rock – enter at Golden Horseshoes monument, Sydney Road Sunrise service celebrating the resurrection of Christ. BYO rug/cushion and share in an early morning coffee. Easter Church Services: check local paper for times.
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Children’s Easter Egg Hunt 10am, Mayday Hills Easter Eggs galore to be found and eaten! Young ones are invited to join in the annual Easter Egg hunt at Mayday Hills.
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Show & Shine Cars from vintage, veteran and classic eras will be lining the streets for the inaugural show and shine. View the magnificent vehicles of yesteryear.
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Easter Monday 6 April Wooragee Easter Market 10am – 3pm, Wooragee Various market stalls, including plants, arts and craft, bric a brac, jumping castle. Also available is BBQ lunch and Devonshire tea. Gold coin donation.
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All Weekend Activities Spot the Golden Horseshoes - Ned Kelly Vault Discover the Ned Kelly Vault and see if you can find the golden horseshoes. Entry is with a combined Burke Museum/Ned Kelly ticket or a Golden Ticket.
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Echoes of History Guided Walking Tour 10.15am Beechworth Visitor Information Centre Learn the stories behind historic buildings, people and events that helped shape Beechworth. ‡ 7KH VWRU\ RI H[SORUHU 5REHUW 2ª+DUD %XUNH ‡ 7DOHV IURP %HHFKZRUWKªV &KLQD WRZQ
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Easter Carnival – Gardener’s Amusements Police Paddocks between Ford & High Streets Family fun in the Police Paddocks featuring children’s activities from 10am until late. Dodgem cars, Cha Cha, slides, sideshow and jumping castles.
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Satisfy your hunger at a range of food stalls and businesses in the heart of town. While you grab a bite to eat, enjoy a great program of live entertainment on the music stage throughout the day.
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Local talent takes to festival stages THE streets will be abuzz with music during the Beechworth Bakery and Beechworth Honey Golden Horseshoes Festival. The festival’s two stages - the Empire Stage and Hibernian Playground Stage – have a full schedule of bands and performers, many of whom have a local connection. One of those is Sarah Pitcher, a former Beechworth resident and
singer currently studying at the Australian Institute of Music in Melbourne. She is currently in her second year of studying for a Bachelor of Music in Contemporary Performance for Voice and Ms Pitcher said she is excited to once again perform in the North East. “It’ll be good to be back,” she said. Ms Pitcher said she has loved sing-
ing for as long as she can remember. Moving with her family from Sydney to Beechworth in 2009, she attended Galen Catholic College in Wangaratta from year nine until she completed her secondary education, and said she had many fond memories of her time there. She said she received a lot of encouragement from teachers there, including David Ashfield and Julie Nolan, and performed in several school productions, taking on roles ranging from Rizzo in Grease to the narrator in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat and the Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz.
During her teenage years she also regularly performed gigs in the area, including at the Golden Horseshoes Festival, the Beechworth Celtic Festival, and the Wangaratta Festival of Jazz. A big fan of singer songwriter Sara Bareilles, Ms Pitcher said her performances encompassed a range of genres, including indie pop, rock and folk. Sarah is set to perform on the festival’s Empire stage on Saturday morning. For more information on the many acts playing at the festival, see www. beechworthgoldenhorseshoes.com.au.
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IF shopping for quality and unique items is what you desire, then the Beechworth Rotary Market is one of the many highlights of the festival weekend. The market is taking place between 9am-4pm this Saturday in the tranquil surrounds of Beechworth’s Queen Victoria Market, featuring a range of arts and crafts, food and drinks, jewellery, clothing and bric a brac You can wander the market, taking in around 120 diverse stalls as well as entertainment and more. The market has been operating in the
Beechworth area for almost 30 years and has become one of the most popular markets in the area. For more information on the market contact John Costello from Beechworth Rotary on 0438 466513. For more shopping enjoyment, you can also head to Ford Street between 3-7pm on Saturday for the Quercus Flea Market, or go to Beechworth’s Old Priory on Saturday night between 5-9pm for the night market, packed with vintage and artisan stalls, wine, food and much more.
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WHAT’S THE BUZZ: Beechworth Honey has a strong involvement in the Beechworth Bakery and Beechworth Honey Golden Horseshoes Festival.
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ONE of the major sponsors of the Beechworth Bakery and Beechworth Honey Golden Horseshoes Festival, Beechworth Honey has been involved with the festival since 1993 in various capacities, including parade entries, financial sponsorship and being involved on committee. “The Golden Horseshoes Festival is a wonderful opportunity for our local community to enjoy fun activities and events with their visiting family and friends, whilst also re-discovering the beauty of our unique and iconic township,� said Beechworth Honey marketing manager Kathryn Jones “Beechworth Honey supports this festival because Beechworth is our
home, and we’re proud of our township and community.� During the festival people can visit Beechworth Honey’s two Beechworth locations to enjoy food and drink tastings, or sample from their range of over 30 honeys. Beechworth Honey will also be presenting a number of fun activities and events during the festival, including free face painting, a Blossom Bee Kids Art competition open to preschool and primary aged children, and being involved in the festival grand parade. For more information see www. beechworthhoney.com.au or see their Facebook, Instagram or Twitter feeds.
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WITH a new Beechworth manager, Trina Christie, and plenty of activities planned, the Beechworth Bakery and Beechworth Honey Golden Horsehoes festival will be an exciting time for the team at Beechworth Bakery. Trina, formerly a manager at the bakery’s Myer Centrepoint store in Albury, came to Beechworth in search of new challenges and said she is loving her new role. “It’s a great company to work for,” she said. She said there will be plenty going on at Beechworth Bakery during the festival, including free face paint-
ing at the bakery between 10am-2pm on Easter Sunday, and Beechworth Bakery preparing a “Where’s Wally” themed float for Saturday’s parade. Ms Christie added that during the parade, staff ‘Wallies’ will be handing out a “Spot the Difference” challenge to the crowd, and people who complete it and hand it in to the bakery will go into the running for a prize hamper drawn on Easter Sunday. She praised the parade and festival as positive events for Beechworth and district. “It’s such a wonderful and fun event, and it brings the community together,” she said.
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Get on your feet and go
WITH hundreds of participants taking part every year, the Beechworth Fun Run is ever increasing in popularity. This year’s run will be held during the Beechworth Bakery and Beechworth Honey Golden Horseshoes Festival this Saturday, March 26, with 10km and 3km courses. The 10km event is a very scenic and diverse route through the bushland gorge, the streets of Beechworth historic town, past Lake Sambell and finally through the golf course. The course is a good challenge for very experienced runners but also just a lovely walk for those who are not so fit. The event is also part of the North East Runners Series. The 3km run sees people who are starting out on their fitness climb, lots of families, prams and dogs participating. The Beechworth Gold Easter Fun Run/ Walk has been recognised by ‘Run 4 Your Life’ Magazine as the ‘Most Family Friendly’ Run and as one of their ‘Must Do’ runs. The event, held on Easter Saturday each year, is run by the Beechworth Secondary College as their major fundraiser as well as being part of the festival. The race starts at 9am from the Beechworth Secondary College in Balaclava Road (opposite the Cemetery). Registrations will be accepted on the day from 7-8.30am. Participants are encouraged to register early online to take advantage of reduced entry fees (see www.beechworthfunrun.com. au for more information). There will be a barbecue breakfast and coffee van available also from 7.30am. More information is available by calling fun run coordinator Liz Wilkinson on (03) 57281264.
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Each Easter Saturday, the 1855 legend is re-enacted with a ceremonial shoeing of a horse with golden shoes, and a Grand Parade led by a rider in the guise of Daniel Cameron. This not-to-be-missed event is annually witnessed by thousands of visitors celebrating the history, music and fun of the Golden Horseshoes Festival.
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The Golden Horseshoes Festival is Beechworth’s most enduring event. It commemorates the legend of Daniel Cameron who 160 years ago this year famously led a parade through the streets of Beechworth on a horse shod with shoes of real gold.
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