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Gayndah Windmill
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Gayndah Windmill

A memorial windmill can be found just behind the main street, next to a park.

Interesting for the kids - a bit of history is written about it on the attached sign.

There are many of these windmills working in the district, you will see them as you are driving along the highways and especially the back roads.

Written Jun 27, 2010

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The Big Orange

The Big orange is a good place for a rest stop as you are travelling the Burnett Highway.

There are sumptious teas, local coffee and of course fresh orange drinks available.

There are a lot of local crafts to be seen - and purchased - and a rather eclectic range of gifts.

You can buy any of the local orange varieties when in season.

There is also quite a bit of local tourist information available with brochures and cards etc.

Written Jun 27, 2010

Address: Burnett Highway, Gayndah

Phone: 07 4161 1500

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