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Popular Things To Do | Miscellaneous Things To Do Tips | All Tips (21) The Friendly Hotel is a favourite meeting place for the locals as well as for visitors. The Friendly Hotel was established in 1892 and is still going strong. On week ends, the hotel is often full to over flowing. Leave a Comment Address: The Main street.
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The Fudge House and Ice Creamery is a favourite stop for young and old. Here you find a great variety of ice creams and all different types of fudge. Leave a Comment Directions: The Fudge House and Ice Creamery is in the centre of the town, next to one of the many craft shops and opposite the Friendly Hotel.
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The best time to visit Kangaroo Valley is on week days as the town is reasonably free from visitors. The street still has a number of historic buildings, including the police station and the Friendly Hotel. Leave a Comment Directions: The main street of Kangaroo valley.
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About half way between Bowral,on the Southern Highlands, and Kangaroo valley is Morton National Park. The park has many walking trails, scenic areas and view points. The Fitzroy Falls is a 80m cascading fall. Leave a Comment Directions: On the main road between Bowral and Kangaroo valley.
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If you do a day trip to the southern Highlands, a side trip to Berrima is well worth the effort. There are a great number of historic buildings. The Goal,1839, is still in use, The Court House, 1838, The Colonial Inn,1840 are but just a few of them. For a great morning tea or some excellent pies or pasties, visit the bread shop in Wingecarribee street, you can't go wrong. Leave a Comment
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The flower exhibition in The Fettlers Shed. The red waratah is the most common of the waratahs, but the white waratahs in amongst these red waratahs makes this exhibit a striking picture. Leave a Comment
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The pathway from the railway station to, The Fettlers Shed,is lined with waratahs. Waratahs, an Australian native flower and the NSW flower emblem are usually found in the NSW bushland. The Fettlers Shed houses regular arts and craft exhibitions etc. Leave a Comment
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You will receive an, open arm welcome, when you visit The Fettlers Shed. This was part of a flower exhibition. Leave a Comment
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An other exhibit in The Fettlers Shed was this bonsai azalea.. Leave a Comment
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Robertson Railway station was built and opened in 1932. The station was built with concrete planks upon a steel railway line foundation. This method was used for the construction of some 140 railway stations. Today, only about 17 of these stations have survived. The station is painted in the origenal colours of the time and is listed as a heritage building. The station is now only used by the passengers of the, "3801" Company , who run a tourist train, The Cockatoo Run, from Sydney to Moss Vale on Wednesdays and Sundays. On these days and special occasions, the station is open for visiting. The volunteers have a souvenir shop selling rail related items. Leave a Comment Address: Yarranga Street. Robertson.
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Kangaroo Valley
on December 16, 2003
