There are moments where I think I have done possibly everything that could be done in Sydney. And then I randomly stumble upon something on the internet and discover a new area to explore!
A few months ago, I went to Australiana Pioneer Village. The land was originally granted to William MacKay in 1797. It is open only on Sundays and is run by volunteers. Definitely have a read of the long history of the village here.
First stop was at The Bakehouse in North Kellyville. Hands down the best pies I have had in Sydney.
Shepherd's pie & Mexican pie
The Rose Cottage, built in 1811, is the oldest timber dwelling on the site; the other buildings were transported from various areas across Sydney.
Rose Cottage
Two gorgeous draught horses (I think they are Shire horses).
Those eyes - horses are such incredible creatures.
Cool car
The village itself is quite small. But it is such a wonderful experience to be able to have a look at what life was like back in 19th century Sydney.