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Gippsland Armed Forces Museum的点评
点评：Countless times I have passed the sign for this on the Princes Highway and never found time to pull in to see it. In recent times my brother was telling me that he had visited and it was fascinating.
Relocating back to the area, I made time to duck out to visit the museum. Follow the signs off the highway towards the local airport. Roads in and out are very good, you will need to go down a laneway past the swimming pool, but there is heaps of carparking available at the site.
I was not sure what I was expecting but suffice to say, it wasn't this. The cost was $4 for me to visit as a full paying adult- which means you can afford to visit regularly AND more importantly it's priced to allow families to enjoy it. They take cash or card to pay entry fees. Another thing to note is they have a small fridge there with a few cans of drink that they also sell. Toilets are also available at the museum.
The displays are incredibly good and tie in to the local area so beautifully. The displays are thoughtfully laid out with loads of information to read. There is also a video to watch and - that's the only downfall, no seating near the video so you can sit and watch it. (To note- they said I could move a seat from near the door if I wished to)
The volunteers here are passionate and exceptionally informed. The President , Mal (I do hope I got his name right) even made his way over to meet me. He was utterly charming with an interesting background- this man has intimate knowledge of the nuclear tests at Maralinga. Mal is turning 90 next year - and he has experienced so much in life so it's worth taking time to talk to him- he is like a living exhibit.
Another gentleman who was really informative was Rick. Rick is a bit of a history buff and he managed to locate information for me on the cemetery at Hazelwood that I recently visited. I took the information he gave me home to my mother who was so touched that he had done this. But Rick... he has some really interesting experiences - so if he is there, make time to chat to him as well.
The exhibits are many... including aircraft at the entrance to the museum. I spent a few hours here and I feel that I could return again to learn more. There are extensive exhibits, oodles of information ... and apparently there is a library upstairs that I didn't even make it to.
Relocating back to the area, I made time to duck out to visit the museum. Follow the signs off the highway towards the local airport. Roads in and out are very good, you will need to go down a laneway past the swimming pool, but there is heaps of carparking available at the site.
I was not sure what I was expecting but suffice to say, it wasn't this. The cost was $4 for me to visit as a full paying adult- which means you can afford to visit regularly AND more importantly it's priced to allow families to enjoy it. They take cash or card to pay entry fees. Another thing to note is they have a small fridge there with a few cans of drink that they also sell. Toilets are also available at the museum.
The displays are incredibly good and tie in to the local area so beautifully. The displays are thoughtfully laid out with loads of information to read. There is also a video to watch and - that's the only downfall, no seating near the video so you can sit and watch it. (To note- they said I could move a seat from near the door if I wished to)
The volunteers here are passionate and exceptionally informed. The President , Mal (I do hope I got his name right) even made his way over to meet me. He was utterly charming with an interesting background- this man has intimate knowledge of the nuclear tests at Maralinga. Mal is turning 90 next year - and he has experienced so much in life so it's worth taking time to talk to him- he is like a living exhibit.
Another gentleman who was really informative was Rick. Rick is a bit of a history buff and he managed to locate information for me on the cemetery at Hazelwood that I recently visited. I took the information he gave me home to my mother who was so touched that he had done this. But Rick... he has some really interesting experiences - so if he is there, make time to chat to him as well.
The exhibits are many... including aircraft at the entrance to the museum. I spent a few hours here and I feel that I could return again to learn more. There are extensive exhibits, oodles of information ... and apparently there is a library upstairs that I didn't even make it to.
翻译：无数次，我在 Princes Highway 上路过这个标志，却从来没有时间停下来看看。最近，我哥哥告诉我他去过那里，那里很迷人。
搬回该地区后，我抽出时间参观了博物馆。沿着高速公路上的指示牌前往当地机场。进出的道路都很好，您需要沿着一条小路经过游泳池，但现场有很多停车位。
我不确定我期待的是什么，但可以说，不是这个。作为一名全额付费的成年人，我参观的费用是 4 美元 - 这意味着您可以负担得起定期参观的费用，更重要的是，它的价格可以让家人享受它。他们接受现金或卡支付入场费。另一件需要注意的事情是，他们那里有一个小冰箱，里面有几罐他们也卖的饮料。博物馆还设有厕所。
展览非常精彩，与当地环境完美融合。展品布局合理，有大量信息可供阅读。还有一个视频可供观看，唯一的缺点是视频附近没有座位，所以你可以坐下来观看。（请注意，他们说如果我愿意，我可以从靠近门的座位上移开）
这里的志愿者充满热情，知识渊博。主席马尔（我希望我没记错他的名字）甚至过来见我。他非常迷人，背景很有趣——这个人对马拉林加的核试验了如指掌。马尔明年将年满 90 岁——他一生经历了这么多，所以值得花时间和他交谈——他就像一个活生生的展品。
另一位真正提供信息的人是里克。里克有点历史迷，他设法为我找到了我最近参观的黑泽尔伍德公墓的信息。我把他给我的信息带回家给了我母亲，她很感动他这么做。但是里克……他有一些非常有趣的经历——所以如果他在那里，也要抽出时间和他聊天。
展品很多……包括博物馆入口处的飞机。我在这里呆了几个小时，我觉得我可以再回来了解更多。展品丰富，信息量很大……楼上显然还有一个图书馆，我甚至没去过。
搬回该地区后，我抽出时间参观了博物馆。沿着高速公路上的指示牌前往当地机场。进出的道路都很好，您需要沿着一条小路经过游泳池，但现场有很多停车位。
我不确定我期待的是什么，但可以说，不是这个。作为一名全额付费的成年人，我参观的费用是 4 美元 - 这意味着您可以负担得起定期参观的费用，更重要的是，它的价格可以让家人享受它。他们接受现金或卡支付入场费。另一件需要注意的事情是，他们那里有一个小冰箱，里面有几罐他们也卖的饮料。博物馆还设有厕所。
展览非常精彩，与当地环境完美融合。展品布局合理，有大量信息可供阅读。还有一个视频可供观看，唯一的缺点是视频附近没有座位，所以你可以坐下来观看。（请注意，他们说如果我愿意，我可以从靠近门的座位上移开）
这里的志愿者充满热情，知识渊博。主席马尔（我希望我没记错他的名字）甚至过来见我。他非常迷人，背景很有趣——这个人对马拉林加的核试验了如指掌。马尔明年将年满 90 岁——他一生经历了这么多，所以值得花时间和他交谈——他就像一个活生生的展品。
另一位真正提供信息的人是里克。里克有点历史迷，他设法为我找到了我最近参观的黑泽尔伍德公墓的信息。我把他给我的信息带回家给了我母亲，她很感动他这么做。但是里克……他有一些非常有趣的经历——所以如果他在那里，也要抽出时间和他聊天。
展品很多……包括博物馆入口处的飞机。我在这里呆了几个小时，我觉得我可以再回来了解更多。展品丰富，信息量很大……楼上显然还有一个图书馆，我甚至没去过。
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