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Allan Green Observatory

Allan Green Observatory Opened to commemorate Way’s 150th Anniversary. Free entry entitles you to see a beautiful collection of tropical and semi-tropical plants.

Green Head

Green Head Green Head was first gazetted on 7th January 1966. In 1969, the first freehold lots in the Green Head Townsite were auctioned at the Coorow Shire Hall. While there is no conclusive evidence of aboriginal activity in the Green Head area, it is known that in the 1600's the first known white men to visit the Green Head coast were Dutch sailors sailing to Indonesia for trade. Several Dutch ships were wrecked on the West Australian reefs, among them the ‘Gilt Dragon’. Abraham Leeman and crew from the ‘Waeckende Boey’, while searching in the ships small boat for

Cockington Green Gardens

Cockington Green Gardens Created by Doug Sarah and his family, the Australian Tourism Award-winning Cockington Green in Canberra features meticulously crafted miniature buildings of Great Britain set within superbly landscaped gardens. Since 1979 everyone at Cockington Green Gardens has been working extra hard to create somewhere magical just for you to visit. It started with a fascinating collection of miniature buildings from all parts of Great Britain, all constructed down to the finest detail and in perfect scale. Cockington Green Gardens also features a miniature steam-train - but this one's big enough to ride on. Cockington Green Gardens' new

Forster-Tuncurry

Forster-Tuncurry The twin towns of Forster and Tuncurry lie at the entrance to Wallis Lake, on either side of the Wallamba River. These coastal towns are located 312 km north of Sydney, these town are now nearly one conglomerate urban mass separated by a very large concrete bridge. Forster-Tuncurry is a very typical holiday resort with all the strengths (lots of accommodation, plenty of places to eat takeaway food and local seafood, good fishing, surfing and swimming areas, a casual atmosphere) and weaknesses (it looks as though it was built three weeks ago, there are plenty of three-storey apartment blocks and

Australia : Queensland

Queensland If the variety of the continent's attractions could be condensed into one state, the result would look something like Queensland, Australia's all-you-can-eat traveler's smorgasbord. Part rocky, part schlocky, part green, part marine, Queensland is the holiday of choice of Aussies themselves. It's the Pacific Coast that sucks most visitors in like an undertow: the endless surf beaches in the south, the Barrier Reef in the north, and the islands all along propel wave, dive, and sun enthusiasts toward the sea. For many, though, the coast is just surface skin, and the real pudding lies within—in the rainforest-drenched far north and