Willawarrin, NSW, Australia
S 30° 55.745 E 152° 37.628
56J E 464377 N 6578197
Willawarrin is not my local grocer, but it is all that the locals have for about 80 km. So it is well used. A great place to stop for some refreshments.
Waymark Code: WMQ23K
Location: New South Wales, Australia
Date Posted: 12/04/2015
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It is also the local Australia Post licenced out for the area, with post boxes for those that don't have mail delivery.
In keeping with one of the local 'characters', who has installed a plane's tail fin on his shed, with the word "BUGGER" on it, the general store has a sign out, "Try Our Buggers".
This store also pumps petrol.
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"Willawarrin was part of the pastoral lease of Toorooka in 1842."
"The village was just far enough away from Kempsey to warrant a rest and change for horses in the early days of travel. The first hotel was built in 1893 and was ideally situated for the traveller going to the New England."
"The village was an important livestock selling centre between 1949-1970."
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