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Find out a little bit about my part of Australia, where I come from and where I live.

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Tasmania is famous
for its apples

Tasmanian Devil

TASMANIAN FLAG

BORN AND BRED
LAUNCESTON TASMANIA
Second largest city in Tasmania noted for its exceptionally beautiful
nineteenth century buildings.

Launceston is Tasmania's second major centre. Located 199 km
north of Hobart on the Tamar River, Launceston, with its
population of approximately 90,000, is really nothing more than a
large country town with an extraordinary history and a large
number of elegant nineteenth century buildings. There is an
argument that it has the greatest concentration of large nineteenth
century buildings of any city in Australia

While it doesn't feel like a major city it does have a distinctive
ambience and charm and it is this that helps to make it a destination
of great charm and an ideal central point for exploring the many
nineteenth century villages which are within half and hour of the
city centre.
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One of Launcestons old buildings still in use to day
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Franklin House
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Penny Royal Village

NEWCASTLE N.S.W.
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Newcastle   New South Wales
Second largest city in New South Wales. Once a major industrial city, now an elegant and attractive   destination full of historic buildings and interesting walks. With a population of over 250 000 Newcastle is
the second-largest city in New South Wales and the sixth-largest in Australia. 156 km north of  Sydney via the freeway and at sea-level Newcastle is located at the mouth of the Hunter River. It has the largest export harbour in the Commonwealth, by tonnage, and the second busiest. It is known, quite reasonably, as the gateway to the Hunter Valley' and certainly is the commercial, administrative and industrial centre of the region. It has numerous beaches, a rich heritage of Victorian architecture and a fabulous lookout at Mount Sugarloaf.
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Newcastle has many fine beaches
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Newcastle is the gate way to the Hunter Valley and some of the finest wines in the world
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