The first photo is of the town clock.
Showing posts with label Tamworth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tamworth. Show all posts
Wednesday, 27 November 2019
On the hill. Tamworth NSW.
We stayed in Tamworth for a few nights which is north of Sandy Hollow. During our stay we went up a hill and took photos of the view of Tamworth.
The first photo is of the town clock.
The first photo is of the town clock.
Friday, 10 November 2017
Tamworth, NSW
Onward and upwards to Tamworth, NSW for a couple of nights. Never stayed in Tamworth but been through it several times on our way to somewhere else.
Tamworth is a city in northeast New South Wales known for the annual Tamworth Country Music Festival, which draws big-name international acts. Tamworth has about 42,000 people living in and in surroundings areas.
On 9 November 1888, Tamworth became the first location in Australia to have electric street lighting powered by a municipally owned power station, giving the city the title of "First City of Light".
The first streetlights used in Australia were commercially owned in Waratah Tasmania in 1886.
The caravan park we stayed in was rather full due to the BATS, fruit bats, flying foxes that were hanging in the trees by the river which kept people away from the other couple of the caravan parks. The city was really having great problems the time we were there.
A couple of species one species was protected.
Was still cold in Tamworth and winter woollies were certainly on. We rugged up went to the lookout, most places have a lookout.
Tamworth is a city in northeast New South Wales known for the annual Tamworth Country Music Festival, which draws big-name international acts. Tamworth has about 42,000 people living in and in surroundings areas.
On 9 November 1888, Tamworth became the first location in Australia to have electric street lighting powered by a municipally owned power station, giving the city the title of "First City of Light".
The first streetlights used in Australia were commercially owned in Waratah Tasmania in 1886.
The caravan park we stayed in was rather full due to the BATS, fruit bats, flying foxes that were hanging in the trees by the river which kept people away from the other couple of the caravan parks. The city was really having great problems the time we were there.
A couple of species one species was protected.
Was still cold in Tamworth and winter woollies were certainly on. We rugged up went to the lookout, most places have a lookout.
The above photo show the city area to the left of the road.
Below is the caravan park we stayed at.
The grounds on the hill were certainly well maintained.
Some buildings in Tamworth - rather like the Art Deco.
Below the Catholic School and Church plus Offices.
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