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Bronze statue gives a nod to the horse that built a nation
A life-sized bronze statue of a Clydesdale paying tribute to the role the draught animal played in the nation’s history has been unveiled during the 2024 Good Old Days Festival.
Teamsters follow their passion in an effort to educate on our pioneering history
In a first for southern Australia, leading teamsters from around the nation outlined how they handle their horse, bullock, camel, donkey and mule teams in a Q&A session at the Good Old Days Festival.
Military enthusiasts keeping the World War I history alive at Barellan
Medical instruments, Morse code instructions, a living padre, Light Horse saddlery and military vehicles were all part of the 18th Battalion Living History Group’s display at the Good Old Days Festival.
Donkey, mule and camel teams compete for coveted trophy in authentic pioneering spectacle at Good Old Days Festival
Camels, donkeys and mules in harness pulling an array of wagons and a Cobb & Co coach will compete for the prestigious teamster’s trophies in a spectacle rarely seen in modern Australia at The Good Old Days Festival, at Barellan in southern NSW on October 5-6, 2024.
Small Riverina town pulls its weight when it comes to volunteering
The volunteers behind one of the nation’s most unique pioneering festivals, The Good Old Days, at Barellan, has been named as the Riverina region Volunteer Team of the Year.
Barellan to bring our nation’s authentic heritage back to life
Planning is underway for the nation’s largest gathering of harnessed draught animals, The Good Old Days Festival, at Barellan in southern NSW on October 5-6, 2024.
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The Good Old Days Festival proudly sponsored by the Bendigo Bank
Email: barellanclydesdales@gmail.com
Mobile: Fiona Kibble 0447 736 856
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