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1. britishexpats.com › forum › update-forum-107Update: First month living in Broken Hill - British Expats

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   Aug 26, 2013 · So, after all the fun and games of visas etc, we finally arrived in Broken Hill just over a month ago. I was asked to provide an update so here it is. I've brought my wife, kids and two dogs here from Scotland and I'm working as a doctor for the RFDS.

2. www.theaa.com › route-planner › mapsRoute Planner | Directions, traffic and maps | AA - The AA

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   © Automobile Association Developments Ltd. 2018 . uk breakdown; european breakdown; motorbike breakdown; report a breakdown; insurance; car insurance; home insurance ...

3. www.tripadvisor.co.uk › Attraction_Review-g1973442SNOWSHILL MANOR (2024) All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go ...

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   Fascinating. This is a surprising and beautiful manor. The walk to the house is uphill and down - anyone with mobility issues might need help. We needed urgent assistance and staff were superb. The house was a magical box of surprises not to be missed. Grounds delightful. Allow at least 2 1/2 hours. Excellent cafe and facilities. Thank you ...

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4. www.tripadvisor.com.au › FAQ_Answers-g255318-dHow long should we allow there - The Broken Hill Sculptures ...

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   2 full days in broken hill and 2 hours for sculptures would be enough but it is a beautiful place to hang longer. Hello there, we drove out from The Hill ( 1/2 hr) Then as it was around sunset we walked all around the rock to watch the sun coming down over the shapes.

5. www.nationaltrust.org.uk › visit › gloucestershireSnowshill Manor & Garden | Gloucestershire - National Trust

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   1 day ago · Main season - Last admission for the Manor is 3.30 pm. Last entry into the property is 4:30 pm. Please note that from Sunday 27 October, last admission to the Manor is 2.30 pm and last entry into the property is 3.30 pm.

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6. solopassport.com › broken-hillThings To Do in Broken Hill: 5 Days Itinerary (2024)

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   Explore the vibrant and adventurous side of Broken Hill with our curated list of thrilling activities. From immersing yourself in the region’s rich cultural heritage to embarking on exciting outdoor adventures, there’s something for every solo traveller seeking an unforgettable experience.

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   How long does it take to enter the manor?

   • When you arrive at reception you will be given a 2 hour slot in which to enter the manor. Afternoons tend to be a quieter time to visit. The manor is a 500m hilly walk from the car park and visitor reception. We usually have a buggy running to take viistors up to the manor, subject to volunteer availability.

   Planning your visit to Snowshill | Glos | National Trust

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   How many people live in Broken Hill?

   • As per the 2019 census, Broken Hill is home to just 17,500 residents, encapsulating the essence of a close-knit community in this historic mining hub. The prime time to experience the allure of Broken Hill is during the Spring season, spanning the months of October and November.

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   Where to stay in Broken Hill?

   • Broken Hill has a few accommodation options to choose from. Ranging from Historic Hotels to Budget-friendly hostels, the stays accommodate every kind of traveller. You can consider the below resorts for your stay at Broken Hill: Broken Hill Outback Resort (Customer Rating of 8.4/10 on Booking.com)

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   What to do in Broken Hill?

   • Afternoon exploration of Broken Hill’s heritage buildings, including the Broken Hill Post Office and Railway Station. Visit the Palace Hotel, famous for its role in the movie “The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.” Take a day trip to Silverton, a historic village 26 kilometers from Broken Hill.

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   Who inhabited Broken Hill?

   • Believed to have been initially inhabited by the Wiljakali Indigenous Australians, Broken Hill was officially founded by Charles Rasp in 1883. Interestingly, the town observes the timezone of South Australia rather than New South Wales.

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   What time is the last entry to Snowshill Manor?

   • Snowshill is the unconventional home of the eccentric Charles Wade, who delighted in creating a stage for his life and passions. Main season - Last admission for the Manor is 3.30 pm. Last entry into the property is 4:30 pm. Please note that from Sunday 27 October, last admission to the Manor is 2.30 pm and last entry into the property is 3.30 pm.

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8. www.nationaltrust.org.uk › visit › gloucestershirePlanning your visit to Snowshill | Glos | National Trust

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   Entry to the manor is by non-bookable timed ticket. When you arrive at reception you will be given a 2 hour slot in which to enter the manor. Afternoons tend to be a quieter time to visit. The manor is a 500m hilly walk from the car park and visitor reception.