Bill Perkovic

Dickson Shopping Centre there is a cosy little Vietnamese Restaurant, is there in Dickson for many years.
I decided to go there The Vietnamese House Restaurant 🏠 to try there 😋 food what they offer 😋.

Staff come up to me and ask nicely what you like to order 😉, she said that you can sit any table, before long I received my meal from the Lovely Staff 😍.

I order the Prawns Springs Rolls, Crabmeat and Asparagus Soup 🍲 😋, followed by Stir Fried 😋 Noodles 🍜 - Soft Noodles 🍜 Combination, with an nice cup of tea 🍵 😋.
The food was divine 😋, speciality the Soup 🍲.

Family 👪 can come to meal, it is a nicest place to be and so cosy ☺️.

You can get your meals delivered to you 😉, have a Takeaway or dine in 😉.

We were at the Queanbeyan Night Market 🌙, it's amazing to see Market Stalls in Night with all the lights on, at every Stalls.

First time at the Night Market with my Family.
They have heaps of food Stalls you can choose from😋. Also home crafts, general Stalls, stalls for children with rides, clothing, jewellery and many more wonderful Stalls 😀 ❤️.

Come to the Queanbeyan Night Market 🌙 and see 👀 for your shelf.
I also going to see the Oktoberfest at the end of October for three days.

The Queanbeyan Showground was ones a gathering of Aboriginal for their Corroborees, visiting in large groups from 1859, 1861, and 1862.

In 1883 the Queanbeyan Pastoral, Agriculture and Horticultural Association dedicated as the Showground.
Agricultural show were held on the ground from this date.
The Grandstand was built around 1939.

Remembrance Nature Park, was named on the 11 November 1978 to commemorate the 60 th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice on the 11 November 1918.

Remembrance Driveway starts from Sydney to Canberra along the length of the Hume and Federal Highways, a 320 kilometres of Plantations and Native Trees.

The Great War of 1914-18, fostered a Great Community need to establish lasting Memorials to all those who served their Country. Nearly all cultures found ways of Remembering War and Honouring War Heroes.

After the World War 2 Mrs. Margaret Davis MBE, the Founding President of the Garden Club of Australia, suggested plating a living Memorial of Trees to those Australians who served in World War 2, as Trees were seen as a Symbol and Hope for the Future.

In 1954 the Royal come for the first time in Australia.
Queen Elizabeth 2 (21 April 1926- 8 September 2022) Prince Philip (10 June 1921 - 9 April 2021) each planted a Plane Tree in Macquarie Place, Sydney to mark the start of the Driveway in 1954 and the Queen Elizabeth planted a Snow Gum near the Southern corner of Australian War Memorial to mark its end. Tree died in an drought in 1990s.