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My time in Tasmania has come to a close. I've been here almost 3 weeks which is 2 weeks longer than I had planned! I think after running around New Zealand like a mad women, I was happy to get some down time. It's been nice. Day to day life was ...
... am staying with a good friend of my dad. Sandy Brown. They went to McGill together from 1964-1967. He lives outside the town of Ross in Tasmania on an 18,000 acre farm with 25,000 sheep, 1, 000 cows, countless road kill and some random hunters on holidays ...
We did a trip to the East MacDonnell Ranges today. We stopped at Corroboree Rock to take photos and then on to Ross River where we stopped for lunch. It may have been a 'resort' at some stage but it is rather old now. The road into N'Dhala Gorge starts ...
We arrived in Ross to find a tiny village made almost entirely out of sandstone. We only stayed there one night, but it was enough to visit the female factory (where female convicts were taken) and the local cemetery, and most importantly, have Devonshire ...
Church Street, Ross, Tasmania, Australia
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MySydney
Posted on Feb 27, 2009, 02:12:34
... worth mentioning. Also if you want ghosts you might look in the rocks tourist information centre, as if I understand correctly it was the morgue during the middle of last century. Ross oh yes Playground Weekender is worthy of being mentioned ..my bad
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MySydney
Posted on Feb 26, 2009, 07:00:02
... weekender in the north of sydney is an awesome festival definatley worth mentioning. Also if you want ghosts you might look in the rocks tourist information centre, as if I understand correctly it was the morgue during the middle of last century. Ross
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Aussie slang..
Posted on Aug 30, 2006, 21:15:56
Your better of with TT for this as he is a young boy, more recent with the times Come on Ross, we need yer mate! Anyway, I'm off to do a Harry. By the way, what's 'havin a Barry'?
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Destination Name Game
Posted on Aug 11, 2008, 04:20:47
Indooroopilly (Queensland, Australia) Indooroopilly is liberally sprinkled with old mansions, and none better reflects the grandeur of the suburb's salad days than Ross Roy. This huge home was built in 1897 for the Collings family who originally named ...
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