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Now almost swallowed by greenery, the Boothtown Aqueduct, in Greystanes, was built in 1883, but only used until 1907.
Hidden in the middle of Western Sydney suburbia, It is a miracle that It has survived.
I cant believe I grew up only about 5km from here, for 25 years, and never knew it was there!
An amazing little piece of history.
During the landjuweel 2007 festiaval at wich it was exposed someone managed to set up a tent underneath it. Some adults disrespectfully climbed over causing only the legs to slide into the structure.
Note the earrings that came with the fashion. DAE always provides elaborate jewelry as a rule. Since I personally ADORE gaudy earrings, this makes me very happy :). Unfortunately, as I mentioned before, this doll lost her right set of eyelashes around the time of my Christmas party, I did not notice and it got vacuumed up evidently. :( I'll have to replace it but I'm not sure how, but once I learn how to do repaints I should be able to do it myself.
Handmade Edward Inkpot Dolls
Edward Inkpot Dolls were designed and handcrafted by Ken Gerleve for the Holiday Sale at Columbia College Center for Book and Paper Arts. Edward is the main character from a book he is writing and illustrating.