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Hope you enjoy this site and learn more about the History of the Bills Troughs
Lyndall McLeanwrote:
Recently I have observed the troughs installed at Wendouree, Woodend, Portland, Skipton in Victoria
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June 11 Bills Horse Trough Bellevue HillThe Bills horse trough in Bellevue Hill recently had a lucky escape when an gigantic hole has opened up on Victoria Rd in Sydney's Eastern suburbs.
The hole was made by a broken water main which caused a landslide burying three cars.
The Bills trough was just a few metres from the edge. Thanks Denis and May who have been in contact with the Woolarha Council, and have been told the trough will be taken care of and replace back once the road has been repaired .
Adding some photos Regards George Gemmill .
May 25 Bills Horse Troughs Newsletter May 2009Hello to all my friends who share a common interest in the Bills Horse Troughs, just sending you this e-mail as it has been a long time since I had made contact with you. Hope this e-mail s finds you and all your family enjoying good health. I just want to keep you up to date, with news items about the BHTs. I have recently updated my web site about them on 19th May. I must say I still enjoy finding out information about the troughs as each one has a different story to tell. With a lot of help from contacts who have sent or told me where BHTs can be seen I now have a collection of over 300 photos, and their locations are all listed in the site. I would like to ask, if you know where there is any more troughs you may have sighted in your travels. I invite you to view the web site at http://www.webdotwiz.com/billshorsetroughs/index.htm Derek has sent this BHT in from Donald it is located in front of the Old Police Camp on the Sunraysia Highway. There is also another address which I keep adding to each month when new locations are found. They can be also be viewed at http://billshorsetroughs.spaces.live.com/ I would welcome your comments {good or bad} and ask if you have any new information you know of about the BHTs, you can contact me at billshorsetroughs AT hotmail DOT com and if possible maybe I can answer any queries you may have. I have found the BHTs to be a very interesting hobby and I, am willing to share with you any of the information I have collected. The BHTs also give me something useful to work with on my computer. I would appreciate it, if you could send me a short reply to this e-mail if you want to receive further updates. My Best wishes to everyone. George Gemmill. March 03 Penny Royal PanoramaFebruary 24 Evandale Horse trough Bev and George have just spent 2 enjoyable weeks down in Tasmania, took our car over on the Spirit of Tasmania and did some touring .
Missed all the drama here in Vicroria and please every thing was OK when we returned . Stanhope was not effected by the devastating fires. While we were there was on the look out for Bills Horse Troughs and did not sight any,does any one know of any BHTs in Tasmania and also South Auatralia ?
Have not had any sighted in these two states.
Adding a photo of the Horse trough which is in the Main Street of Evandale.
Best Wishes to you all George.
December 16 News Item about George Bills
George Invites You to view his web site at www.webdotwiz.com/billshorsetroughs/
George can be contacted at billshorsetroughs@hotmail.com December 09 Tunbridge Wells Dec 2008
This photo of the Bills Horse Trough has been sent to me from a contact who lives in London
Alan told me he had recently visited Tunbridge Wells, in Kent
> One of his "targets" was the George & Annis Bills" trough. He has attached a recent (6-Dec-2008) photo of the trough. It looks as though it has been
> moved a bit since the photo you sent me which was taken in 2003. This one trough was erected in 1930.
> This trough is slightly unusual. Most of them in the UK were intended to be > stand-alone and approached from either side i.e. there are normally > inscriptions, or at least polished granite, on both sides. The side of this > trough that you can't see in the photo is unfinished and looks like it was > originally attached to a wall. Thanks for the Photo Alan Next enrty will be the photo taken in 2003
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