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National Trust

National Trust has officially recognized the significance of Savernake Station: its value of our built heritage, natural environment, cultural (pioneer and aboriginal) history, agricultural history. Most importantly, how we’re managing it and sharing it with the general public. Have a look at their website here

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Red Kangaroo

A young red roo in our backyard!! First time we’ve ever seen one on the property. It must be getting very dry inland…

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Larkins Aircraft Supply Hand Fuel Bowser 1920s

Our old petrol pump could well be the only original working unrestored example in the world….!!

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Peugeots

One of our new displays: Range of Peugeots 1948-70 (+ Mimi the kelpie!)

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The birds will share water anywhere!

Fifth consecutive day over 40*…. whew. The birds will share water anywhere! (grey butcherbird had his fill; superb parrots & galah still drinking at stock trough)  

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Now listed on the official website

http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/heritageapp/visit/ViewAttractionDetail.aspx?ID=5060976

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Swamp Wallabies

Visitors today saw 7 swamp wallabies in the forest. They were rapt!

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Wombat Sightings!

At last…. photographic proof of the presence of wombats in our forest, after three months of speculation about tracks, scats and burrows. This is a species never documented here before (since 1862). We’re excited and thankful for another amazing discovery on Savernake Station.

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