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Tom is at Queensland University doing electrical engineering and Jenny is at Teachers College at Mt Gravatt. They live in Liberty and have two children. Dr Peter Bury is senior lecturer and head of the physics department at the Pharmacy College in Melbourne and is married, with two children.ДЇiona, who won a Nuffield scholarship, is married to William Fuhri. There are four grownup children in the family. Mrs Bury, who was a champion rider in England, has a riding school at the Mudgeeraba farm, for housewives during the week and for children at weekends.

Mr and Mrs Bury lived at Main Beach before their house was built.

Wallabies and kangaroos are plentiful in the surrounding bush. The only sound is from the whip birds and kurrawongs. Much of the timber is also from old buildings and has been treated with linseed oil.ДЄfter the half-hour drive from Southport, the first impression is that the silence is deafening. The bricks used on the patio are Virginia bricks, from an old building at Ipswitch, and are simply laid on a bed of sand. They still have the convictsвЂ™ marks on them вЂ“ hearts, trowels and circles вЂ“ and to form a decorative pattern. The bricks used in the central fireplace were rescued from a house being demolished in the Hunter Valley. He was also the builderвЂ™s labourer while the house was being built and cleaned all the second hand bricks which were used for patios and part of the house. Mr Bury put the last Вј mile of the road through, with a tractor after a bulldozer had done the main cutting. The actual area at Mudgeeraba is known as Neranwood and the property is bounded by Mudgeeraba Creek. There are no curtains, except in the bedrooms, to mar the spectacular views of Springbrook and surrounding ranges.

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The new farmhouse already has a feeling of a solid, old one and is a charming combination of old bricks, seasoned timbers, snug fireplaces, paintings, books and fine furniture.ДЄlthough the kitchen has all mod cons, it has the cosy, hospitable feeling of a farmhouse with timber cupboards and tiled benchtops.ДЄll the floors throughout the house are of quarry tiles. It matches, in part, the original old brick farmhouse on a lower peak that is now used as a harness room for Mrs BuryвЂ™s horses. He and Mrs Bury collaborated with Gold Coast designer-builder Lee Mohun on the plan of the house. Mr Bury, an English solicitor turned farmer, did the job himself, pushing out the land with a chisel plough and grader and banking it behind 16 ironbark trees cut from the property.

Archie Bury decided to build their home on the peak of a hill overlooking their 166-acre property at Mudgeeraba, the first step was to flatten the peak. вЂњTHE PEAK WAS FLATTENED AND THE FARMHOвЂ“ USE BEGAN TO TAKE SHAPEвЂќ Australian GOLD COAST BULLETIN, Tuesday, August 10, 1976