The tourist stage coach pulls into the Port of Echuca Discovery Centre.
Behind the coach is the Upper Murray River flag. The flag is the British White Ensign with the addition of cross in red with five white stars (representing the then five colonies), and four blue bars. The bars are for the major rivers making up the Murray-Darling system, the Murray, the Murrumbidgee, the Lachlan and the Darling.
A Victorian post box found outside the Port of Echuca Discovery Centre. The low door round mail receiving pillar was introduced in the 1860s. They are topped with a crown and surrounded by two broad decorative bands.
Details of the Tilley Kerosene Searchlight found in the Port of Echuca Discovery Centre.
A Tilley Searchlight Projector powered by kerosense from the 1930s, seen here in the Port of Echuca Discovery Centre.
The PS Emmylou out on a tourist cruise along the Murray River.
The paddlesteamer Alexander Arbuthnot rests at the Port of Echuca Wharf in between passenger trips. This is the last paddle steamer that was built for freight along the Murray. In 1989 she was restored and converted to carry passengers.
The PS Emmylou steams past the Port of Echuca Wharf on the Murray River. Despite her appearance this paddlesteamer was built in 1980, and was named after Country singer Emmylou Harris.
The view along the Murray River from the Echuca Wharf to Moama Beach and the Echuca-Moama Bridge.
Me and Zoe waiting for a paddle steamer in Echuca back in December 2012, on another day trip form the farm.