In the winter of 1867, William Graham, Thomas Graham, and Alfred Herbert Burman (aged 4, 5, and 7) went for an adventure in the Victorian bush near Daylesford. This area is packed with dense forests and sprawling grasslands, somewhere that would make a great area to adventure, but unfortunately, the young boys vanished. Their disappearance caused a massive stir in the local community. The boy’s bodies were discovered three months later in a hollow tree trunk. This memorial takes the form of a message tree, where visitors have left many…
