BOORT Boort is a very small town out in the middle of Victoria. For most travelers, Boort will never be a destination visit. Boort is a very nice town with very nice people and a number of interesting offerings. Not the least the twin lakes. Lake Boort is central to the town and is used for water sports including skiing, sailing, fishing and swimming. The town is known for its native birdlife. Boort is a local Aboriginal word meaning "Smoke from the hill". Agriculture is a major industry and employer in the Boort region. Produce includes cereal crops, tomatoes, canola, olives and wool. A visit to the Railway Hotel will prove an interest to those interested in the leadlight windows and creative indent ceilings from an earlier era. This pub has its own ‘Chloe’ on display in the bar. The Commercial Hotel is your tradition Victorian Pub that has great profile. The Boort Museum is next to the PO. The War Memorial is acknowledged in two formats. Both really well done. The Catholic Church is a grand century old building. The Anglican modern, the United likewise is modern. You get the feeling when in Boort that the residents love their environment. They love the oasis, and so will any visitor. Allow a minimum of a day, or enjoy a few days, for this delightful small Victorian town. Heritage diary