Albion Park

A lot of the dog handlers down here do a great job.

I tell you what, they all should probably get one at the Albion Park, the Wollongong Dog Unit, because the guys there go above and beyond all the time.

How many blokes there? Or how many handlers, I should

say? Just give them one bottle and they can share it between them.

Menangal with eight races down there in Sydney.

Albion Park under bright blue skies, nine races.

Later tonight, Young, the cherry capital of Australia.

hosting an eight-race program.

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by turning to the left up ftream two or three hundred yards a dip and reft may be had you have choice of two hotels in the village and the charges are reafonable distance for the day twenty two miles second day away at daybreak breakfast and lunch en route the climb up the mountain is very ftiff but it is a fhade eafier than cambewara all the way up the views are fplendid and fome very pretty bits of road are met with if the day be clear the view from the top of the mountain of the shoalhaven country is magnificent you fhould pafs through berry before noon and reach jeringong about four p m having lunched by the way the diftance dividing berry and jeringong is nine miles and if the trip is made in a good feafon you will be furprifed to recognise how much of the picturesque is miffed by tourists whofe acquaintance with this portion of the fouth coaft is limited to the view from the window of the railway carriage at jeringong are two hotels one near the railway ftation and the other in the townfhip diftance for the day about twenty three miles third day this is an easy day only seven miles to go you may have a good rest and breakfast at the hotel only seven miles but not one is dull or uninteresting the road winding round the sides of the hills with the ocean always in view visit the blow-hole and other places of interest lunch and catch the two twenty nine train reaching sydney about six five p m Number four, Mossvale to Kiama via Fitzroy Falls, Belmore Falls, Robertson, Macquarie Pass, Albion Park and Jamboree.

Distance, about 56 miles.

Estimated cost, as low as one pound.

Thus, second class tourist return, Mossvale to Nowra, seven shillings and eight pence.

Accommodation en route, 12 shillings and four pence, equals one pound.

first class fifteen shillings and fourpence accommodation en route twelve shillings and fourpence equals one pound seven shillings and eightpence first day this is claimed by a companion of the road to be the picture trip of the table-land and south coast embracing as it does fitzroy and belmore falls the best of their kind in the state macquarie pass which is a formidable rival of the famous bull eye pass and pretty arcadian provision for three or four meals fhould be made if you do not wifh to fpend any time at fitzroy leave sydney for moss vale by the eight o'clock on saturday morning on arrival at moss vale lunch on the track and make yarunga for tea a poftcard fent a couple of days ahead mentioning probable hour of arrival and ftrength of the party will be appreciated if however you wish to rest and thoroughly see fitzroy you should leave sydney by the five fifteen p m friday stay the night at moss vale and get to yarunga for breakfast or lunch saturday according to inclination if not in good walking condition this would be much the better plan fecond day start early if you prefer it but as you have only fifteen miles in front of you there is really no need to do fo breakfast at uranga lunch at belmore falls tea and sleep at robertson a very pretty walk for the moft part good eafy road except the long rife near robertson beautiful agricultural land occurs between fitzroy and belmore falls the latter falls are very fine especially on the descent to the cataracts the look-out commands a glorious view over kangaroo valley and cambewara as you approach robertson some idea is gained of the pest blackberry vines may become if permitted to run wild acres of rich land are overrun and the local story is that they can neither be burnt ploughed nor dug out robertson is only a small place but has two hotels an effort should be made to arrive early enough to visit the unique and pretty robertson park situated within ten minutes walk of the centre of the village third day away at daybreak as there is a long walk thirty miles in front of you breakfast and lunch on the track or if preferred lunch can be had at one of the hotels at albion park which township you reach about midday it is six or seven miles to jamboree and five or six miles thence to kiama and it is poffible to reach kiama for tea but if the walk is taken lefurely a ftay may be made at jamboree for tea and kiama reached afterwards fhould any member of the party become tender-footed a contingency which fometimes happens the walk might terminate at albion park On the other hand, if not absolutely limited to three days, you could stay the night at Jamboree, make Kayama for lunch or breakfast next day, and take the 2.20pm to Sydney.

On Mondays there is a train at 5.30am, time to reach Sydney at 8.55am. Other days, Sundays accepted, the 7.55 o'clock is the earliest.

But you've got to train to where you're at in relation to where you fucking live.

So, you know, the only, if you live in Sydney, that's the best three to four, a three to 4K climb, unless you go all the way down to Jamboree, Albion Park, and you do Macquarie Pass.

That's as good as the climbing gets, right? Yeah.

And there's a couple of like little spots around there, like Akuna is like 10, 15 minute climb.

Chad, saw your article about you going back to play footy with your junior club, Yarrawarra.

Yeah, Jesse at Albion Park.

He's got the grand final tomorrow.

Drew Hutchison has done the same, playing for Albion Park Oak Flats.

They're leading the Group 7 comp.

That's awesome.