Yass
Lovely Yass, of the Southern Tablelands in NSW, was settled in 1830 and remains full of verandah-fronted pubs, grand churches, ostenacious bank and institute buildings, and even an old railway line which is no longer in use, but lies right through the middle of a street we found ourselves driving on.
We stopped here for lunch and to have little rest between the day's drive, and quickly realised we couldn't have chosen a better place to wander and unwind.
Jugiong
Next stop... Jugiong, which by chance was celebrating the book launch of one of its locals, and the town was in full party-mode!!
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| An absolutely beautiful free-camp spot in Jugiong. |
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| The George Inn, Australia's oldest family-run pub, according to their signage |
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| The George from the front |
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| Celerbating a book launch on the lawn at the George Inn |
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| Speeches |
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| Jugiong at dawn |
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| The delightful Long Track Pantry. People come from afar to enjoy a long breakfast or lunch and the food is divine, as is the atmosphere. |
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| Gotta love the lonnnnng lunch at the Long Track Pantry |
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| View of Jugiong from the local look out |
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| These hills have been sprinkled with gold dust!!! Or maybe the grass has gone to seed...... |
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