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The George Pentland Botanic Gardens are a great place to spend a few hours. There are large grassy areas and plenty of beautiful native gum trees in the park, along with some play equipment for the kids. It's a lovely place for a stroll or a picnic and has barbecue facilities as well.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Yuille St and William St Frankston, Victoria
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This is something your pet will love you for. Activities, taste tests, market stalls! Heaps of fun for your pet!
All the info is on the website - they can say it better than me.
Here's the link Pet's Day Out
Updated Apr 4, 2011
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The beaches at Frankston are beautiful and sweeping. There are often harmless jellyfish in the shape of a donut washed up on the beach (When I was a kid we used to step on them because they felt so disgusting) but they just add to the charm of it. I have never seen these jellyfish anywhere else. You can walk along the beach for ages and it's never crowded, even in summer. A great place for fish and chips and a paddle afterwards. There's a nice park just above it in one area where you can look down at the beach if you don't want to picnic on the beach.
Written Apr 11, 2006
Address: South of Melbourne
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McClelland Gallery and Sculpture Park .
Australia's leading Sculpture Park is set on eight hectares of landscaped bushland. Beautiful and unique, the park is a mixture of developed garden galleries, wild bushland, open grassed areas, lakes and sculpture trails.
An excellent collection of fine art and world-famous collection of major works by leading Australian sculptors.
Written Jan 7, 2006
Address: 390 McClelland Drive, Langwarrin.
Phone: 9789 1671
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Description:McClelland Gallery and Sculpture Park .Australia's leading Sculpture Park is set on eight hectares of landscaped bushland. Beautiful and unique, the...
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Frankston, how I miss the jellyfish
Frankston used to be a quiet, small town with a few shops and people but boy has it changed since I lived there. I remember the botanical gardens and the beach with those funny jellyfish that looked...
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Frankston on the Mornington Peninsula
There are many beautiful areas around Frankston - but frankly it is a bit of a hole. I have heard so many stories about this place - I suppose most of them are urban myths. My daughter sometimes goes...
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Frankston Beach used to be quiet dull and boring,but not any more they have been doing a lot of improvments,not only at the beach but also with the new Mall.
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I used to live in Franston a few years ago and it has changed dramatically since I left! I wonder if someone was trying to tell me something! New Shops, different malls with an amazing array of...
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Frankston was originallly a small fishing village situated about 40 kms southeast of the city of melbourne. during the 1800.s frankston was a populr fishing village and tourist destination for city......
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