| Page Views: 263 Last Visit to Kangaroo Valley: 2009 | SCENIC KANGAROO VALLEY by tiabunna - last update: Feb 16, 2009 |
| Kangaroo Valley view, looking past Donaries B&B |
We had visited Kangaroo Valley many years ago with our kids in tow. This time we decided to make it our destination for a short overnight trip to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary. |
Back in earlier times, the main industries in the Valley were dairying (with accompanying butter and cheese factories) and timber logging (particularly the valuable Australian Red Cedar). We were told that, back in the early 1900s, the population was over 8,000: today it is about 800! Tucked between the Budawang Ranges and the coast on a section of the Shoalhaven River, Kangaroo Valley has quite a spectacular setting – which leads to its present popularity as a tourist destination. Unfortunately our anniversary trip coincided with a major bushfire in the Morton National Park, spreading smoke everywhere. The photos suffered, but I guess it provides the excuse for a return visit some day! NB: because exchange rates are varying rapidly and substantially, the prices I quote in this page are in $A – I think it best if you do your own conversions! * |
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balhannah Sat Oct 3, 2009 11:04 UTC Thats one, impressive looking bridge! We have been spoilt at B&B's too, no wonder we put on weight on holidays! | Elisabcn Thu Oct 1, 2009 21:41 UTC Another interesting virtual visit to your homeland, George, thanks to your comments and beautiful pictures. . . thanks for sharing :-) Ps. I wanna be adopted by Marie! | Pawtuxet Sun Aug 16, 2009 14:52 UTC Who is that handsome bloke in the back seat!? Hmmm you guys were so hot you set the valley on fire! Use the rope swing to cool off? Hey.. I could use one of those posts at end of new driveway. | Jenniflower Thu Apr 16, 2009 08:28 UTC What interesting tips! Super photos too, thanks! |
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