The spectacular landscape and coastline haven't changed since Bass and Flinders first laid eyes on it, and named Cape Grim from the sea in 1798, but the original massive merino sheep farm with convict labor certainly has. Come with us and hear of it's fascinating evolution into a Wind Turbine green energy farm and Australasia's largest dairy operation and the real story of the original custodians of the region.
Whether on the cliff tops of Cape Grim with the roar of the wind intertwined with the story of the indigenous massacre that took place under your feet. Picture yourself in the tiny kitchen feeding an army of workers and convicts or see the tufts of merino wool still blowing around your feet in the shearing shed decades after the last sheep left.
