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Contents MANAGING EDITOR Steve Cuff

Features

DESIGN & ARTWORK Chris Febvre and the NEM Creative team

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Savour the Snowies

CONTRIBUTORS Craig Trevallion, Louisa Hearn, Ryan Findlay.

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Lake Crackenback Resort Food and Wine Festival with chefs and masterclasses.

ADVERTISING SALES Steve Cuff Ph: 0418 620 651 E: stevecuff@snowymagazine.com.au

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Snowy 2.0 Exploratory Snowy Hydro has approval for the exploratory works from NSW Government.

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Thredbo Valley Track

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The popular TVT shared trail will be extended all the way to Jindabyne.

PRINT & DISTRIBUTION Snowy Mountains Magazine is a free publication published 8 times per year and distributed to over 400 winter locations. 2019 Autumn Edition 20,000 copies 2400 Sydney, 3200 Canberra 14,400 Snowy Mountains region and surrounding areas

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Thredbo Autumn and Easter Taste of the Snowies Food and Wine Festival plus a busy Easter Calendar.

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Lake Light Sculpture Visit Lake Jindabyne during the Easter holiday for spectacular sculptures.

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Batlow CiderFest Join in for the biggest street party this May on closed streets in Batlow.

PUBLISHER Snowy Mountains Media Hartley Higgins and Steve Cuff

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Tourism Snowy Mountains is thriving with great local support and new board.

Make it rich and search for $10,000 worth of golden eggs on Easter Sunday.

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Make a caves day trip to explore underground and swim in the thermal pool.

Autumn has always been a great season for art and culture in the Snowies.

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A sneak peak at some popular spots for a great autumn picnic and adventure.

A new chairlift for Perisher and prepare for a music ﬁlled Peak Festival.

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Is there a better day trip than to visit a great country agricultural shows.

Be entertained this autumn with a busy calendar full of great regional events.

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This autumn be sure to climb Mt Kosciuszko, Australia’s highest mountain.

Events and festivals await you on the western side of the Snowy Mountains.

TSM Back on Board

Yarrangobilly Caves

Picnic in the Peaks

Autumn Art

Perisher News

Autumn Showtime

COVER PHOTO Danny Taliana blasting down the Thredbo Mountain Bike Park. PHOTO: Ryan Findlay.

Thredbo $10,000 Golden Eggs

Calendar of Events

Climb Mt Kosciuszko

Snowy Valleys

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SNOWY MOUNTAINS MAGAZINE PO Box 406 Jindabyne NSW 2627 Admin: Wangaratta Ph: (03 5723 0100) www.snowymagazine.com.au facebook.com/Snowy-MountainsMagazine DISCLAIMER No material, artwork or photos may be reproduced in whole or in part without the permission of the publisher. Snowy Mountains Magazine takes care in compiling content but cannot accept responsibility for any errors. Every effort is made to conﬁrm events and calendar dates however dates can often change and errors may occur. NEXT EDITION The 2019 Snow Holiday Edition is now in planning. Ad booking deadline is strictly February 22. Contact Steve Cuff immediately for more details.

The First Word AUTUMN, the season of changing colour, the end of summer and the anticipation of winter. What a great time of year in the Snowy Mountains and so many choices of where to visit and what to see. With cooler temperatures it is the perfect time to explore the mountains, and in this edition we have offered many ideas to start you on your snowy adventures. Be sure to peruse the calendar as once again it is stocked full of great events from food and wine festivals, a host of agricultural shows in March, always a great day out for the kids. There is colour in every form during autumn and the Cooma Multicultural event pictured, you will see a swirl of colour on Sunday March 17. Of course, all the Easter events are a huge attraction and combined with school holidays it is the perfect time to sneak the family away to the mountains. Thredbo have their $10,000 golden egg hunt that could line your pockets with more than chocolate eggs, and the Jindabyne Lake

Light Sculpture across four days of Easter is a must visit. Everyone loves an Easter Fair, and we have two of the best on Easter Saturday. You can visit either Adaminaby or Berridale, both are highly entertaining and the whole family will have a great time. Tumut’s Festival of the Falling Leaf with their street parade and ﬁreworks on April 27 is an entertaining day and the Batlow CiderFest in May is one huge street party. We know there are a plethora of travel ideas or even day trips, so if you have time jump in the car and visit Yarrangobilly Caves, or the Tumbarumba wineries, or purely for the scenic drive. There are numerous options. Naturally the alpine region of Australia presents another whole new world of exploring on the Main Range. Climb Mt Kosciuszko, Australia’s highest mountain, visit secluded alpine lakes or just relax and admire wonderful scenery. There are also exciting times ahead here in the Snowy Mountains. The Snowy

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COLOUR: Autumn is the time of changing colour and it comes in all forms here in the mountains. The Cooma Multicultural Festival offers its own take on autumn. Heritage Centre has been granted funding for planning so we look forward to updated news as it progresses. The massive Snowy 2.0 project is rolling along with exploratory works approved. This new project always brings the mighty Snowy Scheme back into the conversation and no matter where you travel you will see the scheme in some part. From dams and rivers, it is all interlinked and you can learn and see more about it at the Cooma Discovery Centre or a visit to the Adaminaby Snowy Scheme Museum is

enlightening on how the project was built. So we hope that gives a quick insight into what you can do and see this autumn, and encourages you to visit this iconic region, but there is so much more….. Enjoy, and don’t forget you can read ongoing updates on our website for in between editions at snowymagazine.com.au.

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Savour Schedule FRIDAY 22 MARCH Riesling Feast 4 course dinner with matched wines Cost $149.00 per person 6.00pm.

Returning for the second year, Lake Crackenback Resort & Spa will host their Savour the Snowy Mountains Food and Wine weekend. CELEBRATE the autumn season with a weekend of local and seasonal produce, exclusive chef dinners, masterclasses on cheese and wine, culinary collaborations, farmers market and all capped off with entertainment and cool climate wines. The Snowy Mountains is becoming wellknown for rich, hearty ingredients such as beef, garlic, trout, truffles, apples and honey and many of these ingredients will be incorporated over the weekend in the chef dinners and through market stall offerings. With a vibrant festival atmosphere by the lake’s edge, listen to musicians as you stroll through the Saturday market stalls offering tastings and local produce sales or enjoy coffee or lunch at the Alpine Larder. There will be a selection of masterclasses, including special guest Valerie Henbest, the founder of The Smelly Cheese Shop. Born in France, Valerie migrated to Australia in the early 1990’s, having grown up in Normandie – the home of Camembert. Valerie’s knowledge, appreciation and enormous passion for cheese saw her develop The Smelly Cheese Shop’s successful series of Cheese Master Classes. Joining Valerie will be Darryn Perryman

from Pialligo Estate who will be hosting Friday’s dinner with Rasa and Richard from Shut the Gate Wines. Shut the Gate Wines also recently celebrated their two year anniversary at their cellar door in Berridale. Be sure to sample their wines and attend their wine masterclass for a wealth of wine knowledge. Saturday evenings three chef, five course dinner will be one of weekend highlights. Join guest chefs, Ben Willis from Aubergine Restaurant in Canberra, Alastair Waddell from Harvest Newrybar in Byron Bay and Frank Fawkner from EXP in the Hunter Valley in a five course dinner celebrating local produce with matching wines. For an added touch of luxury and relaxation, Kel from the Spa will be offering a special 1hr Whipped Cocoa Butter relaxation massage for $99.00 on this weekend only. In addition to the event, Activate will be organising a guided walk looking out for the edible plants that grow on-site at the Resort, plus offer activities for FREE for the weekend, including the archery, tennis, golf and disc golf, trampolines and canoes. To book and find more information visit www.lakecrackenback.com.au.

SATURDAY 23 MARCH Food and Wine Market Day Village Green 10am-2pm FREE Showcasing the regions local operators and suppliers of produce with live entertainment Masterclasses 3 Chef 5 Course Dinner Cost $160.00 per person. SUNDAY 24 MARCH Thredbo Valley Long Table Brunch Lakeview Stage 10am-12pm Cost $50.00 per person.

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LOCAL: Stroll the Saturday markets for great local produce. PHOTOS: Steve Cuff

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SCENIC: Watching the sunset on top of Mt Kosciuszko. PHOTO: Steve Cuff

Tourism Snowy Mountains back on board TOURISM across the Snowy Mountains is a huge part the region’s economy and it is important to have a tourism body that is both active and supported. During recent years Tourism Snowy Mountains (TSM) has been somewhat restricted in how it operated. The council mergers to form Snowy Monaro Regional Council and Snowy Valleys Council did not help and the NSW Government changed Regional Tourism Organisations (RTO) boundaries and introduced Destination Southern NSW which oversees a larger region of which TSM is now part of. If you thought TSM was in limbo, that was a correct assumption, although there was still work happening behind the scenes. Chairman of TSM Wayne Kirkpatrick said that even though they were in no man’s land the last two years for the RTO review, Destination NSW still joined with TSM and supported their $200,000 summer autumn campaign. TSM funded their $100,000 half portion through cash reserves to continue with their successful campaign. But more importantly it showed DNSW had faith in TSM and its operators. It should also be pointed out that other

big name RTO’s such as Hunter Valley, Blue Mountains and Outback do not exist in the same capacity as TSM still does. In late 2018 Tourism Snowy Mountains rebounded back bigger and stronger than ever. They have elected new highly qualified members to the board who are all diverse in their own talent and all the big players in the region are now fully supportive of TSM. Snowy Monaro Regional Council, Perisher Resort, Thredbo Resort, Snowy Hydro, Lake Crackenback Resort, the Blyton Group and NPWS are all contributors with each holding a position on the board. “I think it is significant, firstly the members of TSM voted unanimously to support expansion of the board to include all of the major stakeholders,” said Chairman Wayne Kirkpatrick. “Everybody is there with the capacity to contribute financially and intellectually and there is harmony and a shared vision. We have the opportunity to really do some good things now. “The Snowy Mountains brand has a lot of investment and that’s why it has to continue to be up there in headlights. By having the resorts and the National Parks around the table where most of the assets

and tourist attractions exist is a very good thing. It is a powerful group and it’s a very co-operative group.” In the recent TSM newsletter they advised that peak summer visitation period of Christmas, New Year and holiday season of January had been strong. Thredbo reports +15% growth year on year of visitors using the Kosciusko Express chairlift and riding the Thredbo Valley Track and NPWS reports that visitors to the Snowy Region Visitor Centre in Jindabyne is up +20% year on year. TSM has once more been working with Destination NSW planning a continuation of the Summer/Autumn campaign theme, “So Much More”. This time, each party will contribute $110,000 (incl GST) to mount a $220,000 digital based campaign using DNSW and TSM websites in conjunction with accommodation platform Wotif this year. That will no doubt show more consistent results but what they really need is more funds to compete with the big budgets of other major tourist regions. Trying to compete with the Gold Coast for example, where they have a marketing budget of $13 million is heavy competition. They receive a dollar for

every visitor and have 13 million visitors per year. TSM’s $220,000 total does not compare, although to be fair the snow resorts do heavily promote the region for winter, plus Thredbo for summer. But still, having extra tourism funds would be beneﬁcial. “We are aware of other regions in strong destinations with big budgets and that is through a combination of government grants and some form of tourism levy, neither of which we have in the Snowy Mountains. We are behind the eight ball and we are examining an extent to a way it could be possible.” Every region is chasing the tourism dollar and considering our resources here, we compete strongly against stiff opposition. Snowy Mountains have 1.5 million visitors per year. One dollar per head would be welcomed funds indeed. If your business would like to join Tourism Snowy Mountains they can email tsm@snowymountains.com.au or visit the website for more information. The Snowy Mountains website (SnowyMountains.com.au) has great information for holiday ideas and information on all towns, plus you can follow their social media page at Facebook.com/SnowyMountains.

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Hibernation over for Bears AFTER a lengthy time on the sidelines, the Snowy River Bears rugby league team will make an historic return from hibernation in 2019 having re-joined group 16 rugby league. The bears exited the competition in 2004 and were thought extinct, but with the grit and determination that many former players showed and the drive of President Gavin Patton they will debut in the competition on the first weekend in April against Merimbula. The club will field two teams, first grade and second grade with Gavin Patton saying it has been hard, but they have been getting stuff done. “The committee has been sensational, but we need more committee people. General support has been good, but we have not really been seen yet,” said Patton. They are running on a limited budget but they hope to attract more sponsors as the season progresses with an eye to the following year to really hit their straps. The teams have been training under the

guidance of coach Adam Walters from Dalgety, who has a wealth of experience and was a local junior. There will be upcoming trial games leading into the season and you can stay tuned on all the updates via their Facebook page, Snowy River Bears Rugby League Football Club Inc. Since they announced their comeback there has been a hive of activity with people resurrecting old photos from previous generations. The club last won a premiership in 1996 defeating the Eden Tigers 18-0.

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HISTORY: The bears celebrate group 16 victory in 1996.

30th Fishing anniversary FOR over 30 years local fishing guide Steve Williamson has been helping people catch fish. A look at his Facebook page sees a lot of smiling faces with decent size trout, all caught here in the waterways of the Snowy Mountains. This April Steve is celebrating those wonderful 30 years with a special social weekend of fishing. From April 5-7 get together with all of Steve’s fishing fraternity and along the way not only catch some trout but win prizes as well. Prizes for best fish of the weekend plus you could have your name on the Steve Williamson perpetual trophy. There will be a signup BBQ on Friday at 5pm at the Discovery Holiday Park BBQ area, Saturday evening will be another BBQ plus a buy sell and swap meet and a charity fund raising auction.

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Everyone is invited to the BBQ’s even if you don’t fish. For all details and to join the weekend contact Steve via email at sales@ swtroutfishing.com.au or look for updated details on his Facebook, Steve Williamson’s Lake Jindabyne Fishing Adventures.

A fascinating adventure VISITING the Snowy Mountains this autumn, then be sure to elevate a day at the fascinating Yarrangobilly Caves to the top of your list. With a plethora of different caves and adventures, it is a great day out including a mix of history, exploring and observing Mother Nature at her absolute pristine best. There are daily scheduled guided tours to the popular Jillabenan and Jersey Caves, the self guided South Glory Cave and during school holidays, Easter or special schedules you can explore the Castle Cave, Harrie Wood Cave, North Glory and Smugglers Passage. With expert guides offering commentary and ensuring you have extensive knowledge and history on each venue, you will venture underground to a whole new world. Caves have amply lit walkways, or additional headlamps provided in certain caves for you to witness how water has created a masterpiece of stalagmites and stalactites over millions of years in this limestone belt in the Northern area of Kosciuszko National Park.

For that extra touch of nature, book ahead and stay at the heritage listed and classically restored Caves House. A destination in its own right. Sit on the verandah and watch wildlife roam and switch off from the world for a weekend of tranquil getaway. Then have all the beauty of the cave precinct at your doorstep. Apart from the spectacular caves, there is a thermal pool ideal for a swim, a beautiful river walk as well as the kids being able to explore via various nature programs. Adventure Caving: The River Odyssey is for children over 10 years and is a 3.5 hour introduction to wild caving, with no experience required. It includes climbs, slides, squeezes, waterﬁlled passages and river rock-hopping. Mill Creek Swallet for over 12 years with moderate ﬁtness is a 3.5 hour adventure of bone crunching crawls and climbs, high serpentine vadose stream passages, and mind challenging knee bruising crawls. Nature Play: Children 4-12 years can explore the natural world and learn through play and

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EXPLORE: Take the family on a Yarrangobilly Caves adventure. PHOTOS: Murray Vanderveer. discovery under qualiﬁed supervision, freeing you to go on your own cave tour. The 1.5 hour We’re Going on a Bug Hunt explores the wonderful world of bugs with magnifying glass and keen eyes. Little Caves for Little Kids will challenge their climbing, crawling and balancing skills as children explore the valley’s wild caves with the creek and forest between them for .5 hours. Expect school holidays and Easter to be busy so call ahead to book a tour. Also listed are additional scheduled dates for various caves and adventure tours or ﬁnd more information via website below.

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Autumn has arrived at Yarrangobilly Caves

YARRANGOBILLY CAVES - WHERE AUTUMN IS BEAUTIFUL ABOVE AND BELOW GROUND Take a guided or self-guided tour then soothe yourself in our thermal pool. There are cave tours, bbq facilities, short walks and you can book a stay in the historic Caves House. OPEN DAILY 9AM-5PM FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT WWW.NATIONALPARKS.NSW.GOV.AU OR CALL 02 6454 9597 FOR CAVES HOUSE ACCOMODATION ENQUIRIES PHONE 1300 072 757 Snowy Mountains Magazine - 2019 - 10

The Good Samaritan By Steve Cuff WHEN it comes to supporting his home town, Cameron McKid, licensee at Jindabyne’s Banjo Paterson Inn is the first to step up to the plate. Having operated the pub now for eight years Cameron has seen not only the town grow, but also his establishment prosper and they could well be on the same parallels. As much as he is considered generous, he also understands it is good business to help support the community, and more so the events on the local calendar. You name the event and the Banjo has most likely been involved with it. “The town and pub are both going forward, and I just wanted to give a little bit back,” said Cameron modestly. Sitting in the Overflow Bar talking about Jindabyne as a town, and how he has an obligation to staff to keep them employed you can sense his concern. The Banjo is one of the bigger employers with 35 permanent and up to 70 staff during winter. When he first arrived to oversee the Banjo there were dips in the calendar, especially after winter. “In the first few years from end of season to December we would limp towards

Christmas, then the wheels would come off in busy times when you needed extra casuals. Now the constant visitation has ensured full time jobs and we have very few down times.” As he rattles off a list of events and groups the Banjo supports it is impressive to say the least. The local community should be grateful they have such a solid supporter. “I look at it as good public relations, and good for the town, if someone doesn’t step up and we lose things that is not ideal. Having said that, most businesses in this town are pretty generous.” At the recent Australian water skiing championships Snowy Mountains Magazine were fortunate to present prizes to the winners with Cameron. The Banjo is one of the events biggest sponsors and they returned favour with holding their presentations at the Banjo every evening. Let’s just say the place was packed, so he understands it is good business as well. As the Snowy River Bears rugby league team garner support for their historic comeback the Banjo Paterson Inn will be one of ther major sponsors. The Jindabyne Fishing Club also run their weekly Friday night raffles in the bars with the backing of Cameron. He mentions that while he supports groups like the ﬁshing

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SUPPORT: Licensee at the Banjo Paterson Inn Cameron McKid in the main Muster Bar.

club and others, these organisations are also very supportive of the local community. The ﬁshing club often donating money to good causes as one example. And as their jingle goes, the beers are better at the Banjo which is one reason why it is always busy plus they have Kosciuszko Pale Ale on tap straight from the vat. The locals like the establishment, the tourists like the Kosi beer, they have great food in their restaurants, Clancy’s Brasserie being one of the busiest eateries in Jindabyne. Plus, Jindabyne town folk appreciate when businesses give back to the community and they show their support.

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Banjo Paterson Inn Sponsorships Lake Light Sculpture Jindabyne Fishing Club Snowy River Bears – Major Sponsor Water Ski Championships Jindabyne Rodeo Flowing Festival Jindabyne 338 Fire Brigade Coolamatong Golf Club L’Étape Australia cycling (Kosciuszko Pale Ale) Cooma Races Lake Jindabyne Sailing Club Regatta Lake Jindabyne Yabbies Jindabyne Trail Stewardship Lakeside Scavenge John McLoughlin Christmas Lights AHA Drought Relief Various fundraisers with prizes.

Snowy 2.0 Exploratory Approval By Steve Cuff WHILE Snowy Hydro await ﬁnal shareholder approval from the Federal Government for their massive $4.5 billion Snowy 2.0 project, the company welcomed the recent news by the NSW Government who have granted planning approval for the exploratory works. Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW John Barilaro and Minister for Planning Anthony Roberts announced the approval in February following a rigorous environmental and planning assessment process. “Snowy Hydro is an iconic Australian success story, part of the fabric or our nation and of the community here in the Snowy Mountains,” Mr Barilaro said at the announcement. Snowy Hydro CEO Paul Broad said NSW Government’s support for Snowy 2.0 is critical for the security, affordability and reliability of the National Electricity Market (NEM) in the future. “The mighty Snowy Scheme keeps the lights on across the National Electricity Market at times of peak demand today, and Snowy 2.0 will build on our existing capabilities,” said Mr Broad. Mr broad also said Snowy Hydro takes its environmental responsibility very seriously. “We have a long and proven record of responsibly operating the Snowy Scheme within the national park and we will do everything possible to avoid or minimise impacts from construction of Snowy 2.0.” Snowy Hydro will provide $10.5 million to offset any impacts from the exploratory works with Minister for Planning Anthony Roberts stating approval of the project was subject to strict conditions to address

concerns about impacts on Kosciuszko National Park. The NSW Government which is responsible for allocating the offsets, has made the commitment that Snowy 2.0 offsets will be used by National Parks and Wildlife Service to support local environmental and recreational activities in Kosciuszko National Park. Exploratory works involve excavating an exploratory tunnel to gain a greater understanding of the underground geological conditions at the proposed location of Snowy 2.0 underground power station near Lobs Hole in northern Kosciuszko National Park. The work also includes upgrades and establishment of access roads, establishment of a construction compound and supporting infrastructure. Similar exploratory tunnels were constructed almost 50 years ago for Tumut 1 and Tumut 2 power stations, the two underground stations in the Snowy Scheme.

An Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for Snowy 2.0 main works will be submitted to the NSW Government later in 2019. This will involve the construction of the underground power station with a generating capacity of 2000 megawatts and approximately 27km of power waterways linking the existing Tantangara and Talbingo Reservoirs. The Snowy 2.0 main works EIS will be publicly exhibited to provide community with an opportunity to comment. In December the independent Board of Snowy Hydro Limited approved a final investment decision to proceed with Snowy 2.0, subject to shareholder approval. Snowy Hydro said that after almost two years of rigorous due diligence on every aspect of the project, including detailed financial analysis and ongoing geotechnical drilling, the Board is confident Snowy 2.0 is a strong investment for the Company.

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APPROVAL: Snowy Hydro CEO Paul Broad and Deputy Premier John Barilaro at the announcement of the exploratory works approval. PHOTOS: Steve Cuff

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◼ WITH no shortage of stunning scenery and wildlife throughout the Snowy Mountains, ﬁnding scenic and secluded picnic spots away from the main tourist trail is a great way to explore the region during the autumn months. Dotted around the mountains and waterways, many of the best spots can only be accessed on foot, so here is our pick of some of the best across the whole region. There are no set speciﬁc picnic locations, so spread the blanket and picnic basket wherever you desire. RAINBOW LAKE TRAIL Located in the Kosciuszko National Park on the road to Perisher Valley, this

is a gentle one hour return walk. The trail passes through rolling hills, a snow gum forest, and alpine grasslands, leading to the picturesque and historic Rainbow Lake. Created in the early 1900s to supply water to the original Hotel Kosciuszko (now Sponars), which burnt down in 1951, you will often find that you have this secluded gem all to yourself. BULLOCKS CIRCUIT This walking track runs between Thredbo Diggings campsite in Kosciuszko National Park, and Bullocks Hut where the Thredbo River meets the Little Thredbo River. The 2-hour round trip delivers a spectacular mountain backdrop

Bullocks Hut on Thredbo River.

and stunning river scenery, with many beautiful spots for picnicking, ﬁshing and soaking up the sun. Bullocks Hut can also be easily accessed from Lake Crackenback Resort or park at the Skitube and wander towards the river. There are numerous private river stops for your own piece of grassy beach. PORCUPINE WALK This scenic 2-3 hour walk begins at Perisher Valley resort, high in the Kosciuszko National Park, and follows the Rock Creek through woodland, alpine vegetation and snow gums. It ﬁnally gives way to large granite outcrops and sweeping views of the main range and Thredbo Valley.

ILLAWONG WALK (GUTHEGA) Guthega to Snowy River Suspension Bridge is a 3-hour return hike located in Kosciuszko National Park. Beginning at Guthega Village, it follows the Snowy River, crossing the Blue Cow Creek and meandering through stunning snow gums and open plains to the cable suspension bridge. Park at Guthega and look for the sign posts, you will also see the remote Illawong Lodge which can be booked plus stunning views of Guthega Dam and higher reaches of the Snowy River. DALGETY TOWN AND RIVER WALK The historic village of Dalgety is the only town remaining on the banks of the Snowy River in New South Wales. Its short heritage trail ambles past various information points on its tranquil river and throughout the tiny township. Be sure to keep an eye on the river where

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Snowy River at Dalgety.

platypus can sometimes be spotted near the banks of the Snowy River. Call in at the town’s Iona Gardens cafe for a map of the heritage trail and more history of the Snowy River. GADEN TROUT HATCHERY The Gaden Trout Hatchery is located on the Thredbo River near Jindabyne, and one of Australia’s main breeding and rearing centres for cold water sport ﬁsh. With over a hectare of parkland on the banks of the Thredbo River, there are coin-operated barbecues and picnic areas available for visitors.

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Kangaroos at Geehi.

the flowing river offering a serene setting with hiking, kayaking and mountain biking all on the agenda if you so desire. There are numerous river locations and if you find one is taken just drive further along the track. You will be sure to encounter numerous kangaroos and be immersed in nature. YARRANGOBILLY CAVES AND RIVER If you are visiting the caves you may as well pack the picnic basket as there are only snacks available at the caves. You will find ample locations either near the caves or the BBQ setting at the Thermal Pool also affords you a swim. As an option the Yarrangobilly River on the main Snowy Mountains Highway has manicured surrounds adjacent to the river and you just pull off the highway. PADDYS RIVER FALLS If you are in Tumbarumab and want a great picnic location you have it all here. Located 10km out of town you will always encounter a magnificent waterfall. Take the walk down to the ponds below where you can picnic among the rocks.

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If the weather is warm be sure to bring the swimmers and take a plunge into rock pools below. Even if you don’t swim, this location is something different. Whenever you are venturing from the main areas be sure to follow official trail maps issued by the local National Parks visitor centre, and always pay attention to weather forecasts and safety advice when walking in the mountains. The weather can change fast so be aware.

A day at the Show PACK the kids into the car this autumn for a day trip to a country show where there is guaranteed entertainment and fun for all. Best of all you don’t need any devices to keep them entertained, unless of course you are adding to your Instagram and social media feed where there will be ample photo opportunities. Agricultural shows have been scheduled for hundreds of years and are a great gathering of the community’s yearly highlights. Sheep and cattle are judged for their wool quality or stature and appearance, the dog sheep trials are highly engaging as skilful kelpies attempt to please their master as they organise stubborn sheep in a time efficient manner. Who can resist the temptation of award

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alpine photography tours. Having spent a lifetime in the alpine regions, there is hardly a rock or vista that Mike has not photographed. Becoming popular are the multi day cross country mountain bike tours where you can really experience all that the mountains have to offer. For information on all of K7 Adventures tours and activities visit their website or call for more details.

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Ride from Thredbo to Jindabyne via the TVT Later this autumn the Thredbo Valley Track will be extended to Jindabyne when the lower TVT section is complete making for one epic ride. Craig Trevallion gives us an insight into the two different sections of the track. SINCE its inception the Thredbo Valley Track (TVT) has become the signature cross country mountain bike trail in the Snowy Mountains and riders have been salivating in anticipation of a complete TVT. From later autumn the track will be ridable from Thredbo all the way to Jindabyne. If you include the lift accessed gravity trails within the Thredbo Resort, and the Hatchery Bay track on the shores of Lake Jindabyne, a unique and captivating 60km of purpose built track can be ridden from the high point at an altitude of 1930 metres to the base at 960 metres in Jindabyne. At its full length alone, the TVT track at 43km to Jindabyne is a big full day outing for any rider, but the beauty is there are various options for tackling a selected part of the track making it easily divided across two days of fun. The track itself is effectively split into

two halves known as the Upper and Lower TVT and despite the elevation drop, the track is not all downhill. There are short pinches and tight twisting climbs mixed amongst the exhilarating and ﬂowing descents. Starting out at the edge of Thredbo Village, the 20km upper TVT meanders down the valley with various track surfaces and terrain featured. Most of the journey is on a natural ground base with all the associated contours, protruding rocks and tree roots, whilst some areas are smoother with a coating of hard packed gravel. A key feature of the upper TVT are the ﬁve crossings of the Thredbo River via three large suspension bridges and two archway bridges spanning the crystal clear sub alpine river. Along with the views enjoyed at the bridge crossings, many different points along the track provide expansive views up and down the valley, to

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SCENIC: The upper TVT bridges are one of its attractions.

the river below and high up to the towering ridgeline of the Ramshead Range. The adventure snakes its way through towering valley Snow Gums, many of which were burnt in the severe bushﬁres of 2003 and now stand as a ghostly and stark reminder of that summer. In contrast, the natural regeneration since that time is a lush greenery which borders much of the track and tempers the summer sun. The track passes through both the Ngarigo and Thredbo Diggings camp grounds which are perfect places for a rest by the river. Both camp grounds have

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toilet facilities but no fresh water supply. Be sure to have enough water, refreshments and equipment needed for the full time you expect to be in the outdoors. If you don’t think you have enough with you before starting, there are several options to stock up in the village shops in Thredbo. The upper TVT is suitable for most riders. It has, however, become a common misconception that the track is “all downhill”. It isn’t. The shape of the gradient is better described as a track that “undulates down”. Some ﬁtness and mountain biking experience are required.

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FLOW: There are many sections to ride alongside the Thredbo River.

LOWER TVT The Lake Crackenback Resort and Spa is nestled in Thredbo Valley adjacent to the unofficial frontier between the upper and lower TVT. If you’re out for the full ride, the resort can be a perfect half way break for lunch or refreshments. Those setting off just for the 17km lower TVT will ﬁnd the resort to be an ideal staging post before heading to Bullocks Flat and the Skitube (train) bridge across the Thredbo River for the start of the track. After crossing the Skitube bridge it isn’t long before the difference in design and terrain to the upper TVT becomes apparent. The track is tighter and more undulating, and you get a greater sense of being immersed in the dense surrounding bushland. Spectacular views of the Thredbo River are on offer from points both close to the water’s edge and from high vistas as the track ventures up and down the valley wall. Keep an eye out for unique chairs and benches sculpted out of logs by the track builders which give a comfortable place to sit, rest and soak up the view and surrounds. Beyond the three kilometre point downstream the track becomes distinctly more technical after sequences of rock armouring which raises the technical bar

a few notches. Some intermediate riding skills at least and experience are required to safely negotiate the remainder of the track. More technical features become somewhat regular and the track is tighter and steeper in sections and the climbs give way to ﬂowing descents and corners often blessed with banked berms to increase the fun. Towering trees, ground cover shrubberies and rocky outcrops border closely against each side of the track. Although heading down the valley, the lay of the land isn’t all easy going. The lower TVT gives a sense of remoteness as it runs entirely on the north western side of the Thredbo River. You should factor that there are no access or exit points other than the start or the ﬁnish of the track which is a consideration when it comes to emergency situations, injury, fatigue or a bike mechanical issue. At the end your exit point will be over the Thredbo River via a new bridge at the Gaden Trout Hatchery near the picnic area. From here you ride towards Kosciuszko Road and cross over road to merge into the meandering beauty of the lakeside Hatchery Bay trail. (Note the new bridge will be installed in later autumn) A further 7km ride along the edge of Lake Jindabyne and you will arrive in Banjo Paterson Park in the centre of Jindabyne. It’s important to note the track is two

way and for shared use for bikes and walkers. Always ride in anticipation of traffic coming in the opposite direction and walkers being out to enjoy the track as well. During the following 2019/20 summer a new section of the TVT will be extended 7km uphill from Thredbo to Dead Horse Gap. Once fully complete the track also has potential to be awarded Epic status by the International Mountain Bike Association (IMBA). Tackling the full length of the TVT in one ride is a stout outing, even for experienced riders. Breaking the journey up into stages across different days or different visits to the area is an option that will suit many people.

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life to be able to ride a conventional bike encompasses a broad part of the community. It may be age, injury, rehabilitation, ill health or other reasons so if more people are getting out and pedalling that benefits their own mind and overall community. Aside from the literal physical health benefits, the knock-on effects are far reaching. If people are choosing a healthier lifestyle, can experience the outdoors, have social inclusion, improve their mental health, see and go places they may not have done, and all the while in an environmentally friendly manner, Ebikes will continue to grow. In an inspiring and touching example of such a scenario, local Jindabyne rider, Sarah James, can speak from personal experience. Sarah suffers from Cystic Fibrosis, a degenerative lung condition which she has endured since birth. Although proportionally fit and active in her own right, Sarah’s condition severely restricts her level of physical activity, and those restrictions are continually growing. One of Sarah’s great loves is being in

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RIDE: Sarah James and friend Ashley Butler on the trail to Cascades Hut.

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ACHIEVEMENT: Cascades Hut and Sarah at the hut and getting wet feet.

the outdoors and particularly mountain biking. Although having lived in the Snowy Mountains for several years, Sarah had not enjoyed the opportunity to ride to the iconic mountain destination of Cascades Hut. Being set in the back country of the Kosciuszko National Park near Dead Horse Gap, mountain biking to Cascades Hut is a challenging ask for even an experienced ﬁt rider. “I had never been to Cascades Hut and without the Ebike I never would,” said Sarah. When speaking of the mountain bike ride Sarah smiles and glows with pride and satisfaction reminiscing about the outing. She laughs when recounting a

back-country creek crossing that ended with wet feet and in summing up the experience Sarah describes the day as “emotional”. A strong determination to live life to the fullest combined with the technology of an Ebike enabled a keen and inspiring mountain biker to fulﬁl a dream despite her degenerative condition. Sarah described the journey and experience with the brightest of smiles by saying, “It was one of the best days of my life”. Proof enough that Ebikes must be a good thing. You can hire or purchase Ebikes from local Snowy Mountains region bike shops and explore for yourself.

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L’Étape returns in 2019 CYCLISTS have welcomed the news that the L’Étape Australia cycling race will again be held in Jindabyne in 2019. Prior to the 2018 event the announcement was made by Deputy Premier John Barilaro, and after such a successful recent event, L’Étape Australia has found its best route options and village base at Banjo Paterson Park. Snowy Mountains Magazine spoke to numerous riders after the race who all highly praised the location in the centre of Jindabyne, and the optional riding distances. Race organiser Simon Baggs said he was absolutely thrilled with the outcome of the 2018 race which was held under perfect conditions. “The best thing of all is seeing all these men and women come across the line, look on their face of sheer exhaustion and euphoria, that makes everything we do to put this event together worthwhile,” said Mr Baggs. The L’Étape Australia is still relatively young as far as events go, and in its three year history the event has always attracted a strong attendance of approximately 3000 participants. Organisers anticipate a much bigger ﬁeld in 2019. “I am hoping that after the success

of 2018 we could add another thousand riders, that would be sensational. There is 50% of the riders here today (2018) that haven’t ridden before, so they will bring others.” One entrant Michael said he had attended each of the three years. “The whole logistics was so much easier and a different vibe in the village than other years.” He said his group were staying in Jindabyne and they just rode their bike to the start. The race really does have the feel of a stage of the Tour de France with numerous riders applauding residents who each year wave and cheer them on from their property gates and as they rode throughout the course. Race director Florent Malezieuz was challenged before the race to ride the course himself, and true to his word he returned in January to experience the full course and to understand the course from a rider’s perspective. “You have to know the racecourse because then you know Beloka is coming. It is brutal, you can’t be ready for it, you know that it is going to be brutal and you are always surprised by it. I managed to ride it all the way up. I now know how they feel,” said Florent.

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START: Riders leave the start in Jindabyne in the 2018 event. PHOTOS: Steve Cuff

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CROWD: Banjo Paterson Park in Jindabyne was a popular village base.

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DIRECTOR: Race director Florent Malezieuz on Col de Beloka near Dalgety.

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Gravity goes downhill THREDBO’S Mountain Bike Park has been developing in leaps and bounds, so it is no coincidence that mountain bike riders from across the nation have turned up in droves, each anxious to ride the latest addition or to experience what gravity riding is about. Add in the biggest mountain bike events in Australia, including the legendary Cannonball in December and the Super Enduro and you have everything a rider could possible need. Danny Taliana from Thredbo MTB said that people who are riding cross country on their own home trails are now realising they can also ride gravity. “They are coming from their local areas and can really relate to riding Thredbo Resort,” said Danny. “I think things are changing now so

with the capability of an all mountain bike, yeah, we will see a lot of riders riding that longer travel bike. They are a lot lighter and a lot more efficient, so those types of riders and bikes are well suited to the Thredbo Mountain Bike Park.” From a rider perspective World Cup racer and Thredbo ambassador Tegan Molloy said it certainly has developed a lot and now caters for a wider range of riders. “When I ﬁrst started there was only one trail, now we have four and a wide variety as well. We have the downhill, the ﬂow, easy street, the new beginner trail and then expanding on that you have the TVT and the all mountain trail.” Riders expectations have also grown with Tim Windshuttle from Thredbo MTB saying it’s been a huge increase on

last summer for lessons. Adult lessons are now sought after for riders wanting to progress to the next level of trail and especially for those who have not ridden the chairlift trails before. “We are doing six to eight lessons per day on offer through the holiday period, the new kids’ junior skills session have been going really well for us,” said Tim. “Having a lesson is a good starting point for anyone who wants to have a crack at gravity riding in Thredbo. Having the three core gravity trails here you can really progress by going up with an instructor and making that move from the Kosciuszko Flow to the Cannonball Downhill.” You can ﬁnd out more on Thredbo mountain biking by visiting www.thredbo.com.au

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Over 500 school students across Australia will take over Thredbo on March 14-17 to compete in the Australian Mountain Biking Interschools. This event continues to grow much like its winter compatriot, Snowsports Interschools, but here entrants will use their bikes to compete in a variety of disciplines including cross country, downhill, ﬂow, pump track and an exciting XC team relay. The Interschools give all students the special chance to experience mountain biking and the enthusiasm and energy of this rapidly growing sport in a competitive, educational and supportive atmosphere. The event will be an action packed four days with Thredbo providing the perfect environment for all skill levels to participate, compete and spark interest in competitive biking in the younger generation. Students interested in registering and competing in this year’s Australian MTB Interschools Championships can ﬁnd more information at thredbo.com. au/events.

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Taste of the Snowies Thredbo Food and Wine Festival. WITH ﬁne food, quality wine and a mix of curated culinary events and activities, indulge in the autumn season and head to Thredbo Village in March for their inaugural Taste of the Snowies Food and Wine Festival. The weekend starts on Friday evening with a Mystery Wine Night from 7pm at the Thredbo Alpine Hotel Lounge Bar. Cost is $50 where you can swirl, sniff, sip with hors d’oeuvre, tasting notes, guess the wine game, prizes and much more. Saturday the action hots up and for $49 you can book an early morning energising yoga session at the top of Thredbo. BYO yoga mat and immerse yourself in the fresh mountain air as staff drive you to the top of the mountain for sunrise. Then head into Australia’s highest restaurant at Eagles Nest for a nourishing breakfast. Thredbo Village Square will come alive from noon until 5pm on Saturday where you can explore an array of wineries, cheese makers, local food and produce, market stalls, kids face painting and live music. Entry is free or for only $25 receive a wine glass and 10 tasting tokens with a wide range of tastings available from well-known and

boutique winemakers. Saturday evening be sure to book well in advance for the Exclusive Wine Maker’s Dinner at Segreto Restaurant at the Thredbo Alpine Hotel. This dinner will be held in style and hosted by an exclusive winemaker. Cost is $120 per person where you will enjoy four fantastic wines perfectly paired with four delightful courses created by the Thredbo Alpine Hotel Executive Chef Kane Stamp. Sunday morning from 10am to noon the adrenalin will be pumping for Australia’s only cheese rolling competition. Entrants will chase a 7kg cheese wheel to glory on Sundance Run with thrills and spills for all. The champion male and female will take home a 2019 Thredbo winter season pass plus best fancy dress competitor winning a voucher for Cascades Restaurant. Free registration starts at 10am on the Sundance Run to the right of the Kosciuszko Express Chairlift. Competitors must be over 18 years old and wear a helmet to take part. Sunday from noon until 4pm master classes are scheduled on the Local Pub Deck at the Thredbo Alpine Hotel. Cost is free with

no bookings required where you can learn new cooking skills and indulge your wine knowledge. 12pm | How to Smoke a Trout 101 1pm | Shut the Gate: The Mystery Of Winemaking Unveiled 2pm | The Art of Pasta Making with Chef Mat King 3pm | Wine Talk with Yalumba 4pm | The Current Beer Landscape and the importance of German Beer in the Mountains with John from Alpen Liquor To complete your stunning weekend, join the Village Wide Progressive Wine Paired Dinner on Sunday evening from 4pm. Cost is $125 per person and you will explore Thredbo in style and enjoy five unique courses paired with five glasses of wine at five of Thredbo’s top dining establishments. There are limited spaces available for evening events so be sure to book ahead early by calling (02) 6459 4200. For more information and full schedule visit www.thredbo.com.au/events.

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SCHEDULE Friday March 8 7pm Mystery Wine Night Saturday March 9 6am-9am Sunrise Yoga at top of Thredbo 12pm-5pm Village Square markets, stalls, local produce, wine tastings, live entertainment. 7pm Exclusive Wine Maker’s Dinner at Segreto Sunday March 10 10am-12pm Cheese Rolling Competition 12pm-4pm Master Classes Local Pub Deck. 4pm Village Wide Progressive Wine Paired Dinner

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PATH: The walk is easy to navigate on the walking track. Photo courtesy of Thredbo.

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SUMMIT: The feeling of being on top of Australia.

Australia’s highest mountain CLIMBING Mt Kosciuszko is a ritual for most Snowy Mountains visitors, and with access rather simple, you too can climb to the top of Australia. The easiest way to the summit is to start with the scenic chairlift ride at Thredbo. Simply purchase a ticket at Thredbo Sports ticket office and ride to the top and Australia’s highest restaurant, Eagles Nest. The ride is spectacular and be sure to stop at the lookout platform at the top of the chair and absorb the views of Thredbo Village. From here it is a 6.5km hike each way to the top and allow about four hours round trip, depending on how fast you walk and how many stops you may have. Make sure you pack an extra layer, plenty of water and food as you are isolated once you leave the top of Thredbo. The temperatures and wind can be drastically different to Thredbo Village, and even the top of Thredbo, so

you need to be prepared for all weather. It is also advisable to check the daily weather report just to be sure. Following the elevated metal walking platform trail allows for easy navigating as you pass via the Kosciuszko lookout, Rawson Pass and then onto the summit of Australia. Rawson Pass is Australia’s highest “bathroom” so do take the opportunity to adjust to this altitude if the desire is there, as there are no other facilities higher up. The views from the top are superb, and on a nice day you can sit and enjoy lunch on the roof of Australia and be in awe of the 360 degree surroundings. In the distance you can see mountains in Victoria to the south and portions of the Main Range track as it weaves its way north into adjacent valleys. On top of the mountain is a cairn, a rock pillar that many like to climb just to elevate themselves that much higher

for the obligatory photo to show your friends you have conquered Kosi. The return trip is just as scenic as you venture back to the Thredbo chairlift. Just ensure you allow enough time before the chair closes or you will have a further walk down Thredbo mountain. The chairlift ride back down to the valley ﬂoor is enthralling to cap of your round trip to Australia’s highest peak. During Easter and school holidays it is highly advisable to arrive at the chairlift for ﬁrst rides as it is one of the busiest times of the year for summiting. An alternative route is from the lookout at Charlotte Pass where you can follow the Summit Road for 9km. This walk is much longer and has vastly different scenery. One advantage is you will encounter Seaman’s Hutt just before Rawson Pass. For this option you would park the car at the lookout and allow yourself extra time for the 18km round trip.

WITH its quaint European style village and Australia’s biggest vertical, Thredbo certainly has many pluses for snow visitors. It seems most people agreed as they were bestowed with several top accolades in 2018. Thredbo won Australia’s Best Ski Resort at the World Ski Awards for the second year running reinforcing that it is Australia’s top alpine resort. Thredbo also took out the ‘Best Australian Ski Resort’ at the Snowsports Industries of Australia awards held in Canberra. The Snowsports Industries of Australia Awards are voted on by wholesalers, importers, manufacturers, retailers, rental businesses, other trade buyers and media. On top of these, Thredbo took home the gold as the ‘Best Australian Ski Resort for Families’ at the Best of Family Travel Awards with more than 120,000 unique votes across a variety of 70 categories covering everything to do with family travel. Winter 2019 is just around the corner and Thredbo is readying itself for what will be another massive season. From unrivalled events and après calendar to their highly acclaimed snow sports school, family activities and more, it’s set to be another great winter.

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Ph 6457 6318 Autumn at Candlelight Lodge restaurant offers sensational mountain views to accompany a light fare menu from hatted chef Simon Palmer. Arrive in the afternoon and sit on the newly renovated deck and relax with a beverage from the revamped bar with Thredbo sunsets no extra charge. Wander downstairs in this traditional European style lodge for wagyu flank with duck fat gratin, scallops with cauliflower, speck and sage and parmesan custard. Their shared plates are popular for families and groups. The veal coletta, salmon and roasted lamb shoulder are all delicious. Also try the beer and bratwurst daily bar special. Open Thursday to Sunday from 5pm.

Ph 6457 6083 Wine and dine at a relaxed pace in the heart of Thredbo’s Village Square. With exciting new additions to the autumn a la carte menu, the food will melt in your mouth or for Easter and school holiday periods the Churrasco Brazilian style BBQ will serve sizzling tender meats straight from the skewer. Succulent lamb, beef and chicken plus more are served with delicious sides. The a la carte menu offers lime and chilli pan seared prawns for starters. The lamb rump dusted with Brazil nut dukkah on sweet potato mash or the prawn and snapper moqueca or trio of vegetarian empanadas are delicious. Extensive wine and cocktails, open from 6pm.

Ph 6457 6222 The Terrace Restaurant has a delicious menu and is always a great dining experience. Try the bread selection with a glass of wine while you peruse the menu or to share, sample the popular deli man board. For entrees try crispy skin pork belly, stuffed calamari or the salmon gravlax. For succulent main dishes the pan seared barramundi with baby beetroot and pickled red onion is a delight, or prawn fettuccini or the grain fed black angus porterhouse. The Terrace is open from 6pm till late Friday, Saturday and Sunday. For an afternoon alfresco drink stop at the Après Bar where they also serve casual snacks.

Ph 6457 6216 The Black Bear always has a friendly dining atmosphere and is one of the most popular restaurants and bars in Thredbo. Relax with a glass of wine or cold draught Paulaner German beer while you peruse the menu and start with the soup of the day or garlic chilli prawns or warm crusty bread. For those with a hearty appetite the eye fillet steak with garlic mash, baby carrots and caramelised onion or the famous trio of schnitzels will suffice. The pasta of the day or the beer battered fish and chips are delicious and sticky date pudding a favourite dessert. Open Friday and Saturday nights with rotating specials board.

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Ph 6459 4200 Soak up the autumn sunshine and mountain views on Thredbo’s biggest deck. The menu suits all palettes from casual snacks to something more substantial. Texas cheese fries with cold Kosciuszko Pale Ale has appeal or for pasta try the basil pesto gnocchi or fusilli carbonara. Good old-fashioned burgers and fries may suit or slow cooked beef ribs or beef massaman curry are delicious. Salt and pepper squid and the chicken caeser salad are both great. The nutritious poke, buddha and hippie bowls have been a big hit and traditional apple pie is great for dessert. Kids’ meals available, bistro open from 11.30am-9pm.

Ph 6459 4200 Visit the vibrant Village Bakery where you can bask in the sunshine, admire the mountain view and sample some of their ﬁne offerings in Thredbo Village Square. For breakfast, be sure to try the deluxe bacon and egg roll with coffee or take home fresh bread, baguette, French sticks or rolls, they have ample choices. For pastry lovers they have great pies, sausage rolls and croissants, a good selection of sweets with cakes, cookies, muffins and slices and try the soup of the day in a bread bowl. The salad rolls are one of the best and of course any of these can accompany great tasting coffee from the friendly baristas. Open from 7am to late afternoon.

Ph 6459 4200 Cascades in the Thredbo Alpine Hotel is ideal for breakfast from 7.30-10am. Choose from either the contemporary hotel buffet breakfast with latest café offerings or a la carte menu. The Spanish baked eggs with goats’ cheese, chorizo, beans, tomato on sourdough will give your day a boost. Tempt your taste buds for dinner with a delicious menu. For starters try the seared scallops or Sicilian arancini. For mains succulent riverine beef striploin with potato disk, carrot chipotle and beef jus or the Lake Eucumbene whole trout is delightful and all supplemented with a superb wine list.

Ph 6459 4200 Peer out from Eagles Nest to sensational 270 degree views from the top of Thredbo after a scenic chairlift ride. Sitting at 1927m above sea level you are now in Australia’s highest restaurant and be sure to have a stroll outside and see the great village views. Ideal for brunch or lunch, sit by the window for the magniﬁcent view and all day menu. The mountain breakfast or bacon and egg roll will get you started with superb coffee of course. For lunch the Eagles Nest Bowl, margherita, prosciutto pizza or a southern chicken reuben burger will appease any hunger or sit down for a cold beer after you have climbed Kosciuszko.

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KIDS: Holiday time in Thredbo is fun time for the family.

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BUNNY: Kids line up for the Easter chocolate egg hunt. Photos courtesy of Thredbo Resort.

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RICH: Join the search for the $5000 Golden Lindt Easter Bunny.

Thredbo’s $10,000 Golden Easter Egg Hunt EASTER at Thredbo is a whole lot more exciting with $10,000 worth of prizes up for grabs in the Lindt Golden Easter Egg Hunt. Yes, you could ﬁnd the big $5000 golden chocolate jackpot bunny or ﬁve other $1000 bunny cash prizes at Friday Flat. Simply register for the event from 9.30 on Easter Sunday, 21 April at Friday Flat, Thredbo. From 10am the giant kids Easter egg hunt will take place, with Rowdy the Easter Bunny revving up the crowd with

over 10,000 chocolate eggs to be found. Then at 11am you will be given clues on where to search the slopes so listen carefully. Entrants then run and hunt the slopes to ﬁnd the hidden cash prizes in the iconic $10K Lindt Golden Easter egg hunt. This is a great fun day for both families and friends and hopefully you will walk away with a chunk of the $10,000 golden prize purse to be found and a there’s a chocolate overload guarantee. For all details on Easter and all Thredbo events visit the Thredbo.com.au website.

LOOKING for family entertainment during the school holidays, then Thredbo has something for everyone. Whether you are taking a scenic chair lift ride, riding your mountain bike on the many village trails, blasting through the pump track, join the amazing race, hiking or just hanging out at the Thredbo Leisure Centre. There is something for everyone. Want to win some prizes, then visit the Thredbo Information Centre and ﬁnd out all the details on the Amazing Race, Hike Time or start your ride in the Bike Time Workshop from the bike shop at Valley Terminal. Thredbo’s Amazing Race has you following secret clues to ﬁnd hidden treasure. This is also the perfect way to explore and discover Thredbo Village.

You find the first clue at the Thredbo Information Centre. Start the MTB Workshop from 9am-3pm at the Valley Terminal bike shop, grab a location sheet and start your journey to visit five trails listed mountain bike trails and collect a stamp at each trail head. Once completed head back to the bike shop to collect your prize. Do you like hiking, well grab a location sheet at the Thredbo Information Centre, head to four trail heads to collect your stamp and once completed collect your prize from the Information Centre. You can find all the school holiday activities on the Thredbo website including face painting, nature bingo, tiny library, giant games and book boat at Thredbo.com.au.

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BRIGHT: Cooma lights up for the winter season.

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The future community sessions in neighbouring towns and gauging response from residents of Adaminaby, Berridale and Dalgety. Ms Shearer said they really needed to get out and visit the

going to keep on doing the same mistakes and we are really not going to deal with what the issues that present to Jindabyne.” They plan to contact several stakeholder groups in the near

Council has been working on a Destination Management Plan and a Planning and Land Use Draft Discussion Papers, plus the NSW State Government initiated funds for the Go Jindabyne 2036 Masterplan. The Destination Management Plan had community sessions in Cooma in late 2018 to gauge feedback and prior to Christmas the Go Jindabyne 2036 Masterplan was also started with community consolations. All of these will have some effect on our future and key decisions that come out of these plans will affect our future tourism. TRC Tourism, a Snowy Mountains based business was commissioned for the council Destination Management Plan. The business headed up by Janet Mackay have a wealth of experience in many alpine and tourist regions. You can now view both the Destination Management Plan and the Planning and Land Use Draft Discussion Papers on the Your Say Snowy Monaro website. All information is on the website for a limited time where you can submit feedback. www.yoursaysnowymonaro.com.au The Go Jindabyne 2036 Masterplan recently had an update for businesses at the Jindabyne Connect meeting in January. Lee Shearer, who heads up the masterplan gave an insight into what they have been doing since December. This included hosting a number of

other satellite towns so they could get an overall perspective of Jindabyne’s neighbours. “It is important we understand from their perspective what they see, and it was interesting that Cooma really featured, and people wanted to know why Cooma had not been part of any overall Jindabyne masterplan,” said Ms Shearer. Ms Shearer said that her brief was the Jindabyne 2036 Masterplan. “What I do know it is very apparent to me is that Jindabyne is struggling because of the growth, Jindabyne is struggling for many many years, it has been delivered in an ad hoc way. “The problem for Jindabyne is here and now and if we continue on the journey of the past we are just

future and will be engaging several consultants, housing specialists, urban designers and government architect who will team together to deliver the masterplan. “There a lot of great ideas and we want to list those ideas and people to buy in on the ideas and give them support or otherwise.” Some topics that have been discussed include CBD town planning, the ever growing Jindabyne Central School, aged care facilities and looking at how the lake foreshore can be more of a focus for the warmer months and possible lake foreshore developments. They admit it may seem as if it has gone quiet, but they will be back in April with further updates and another big round of consultation.

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HIGHLIGHTING the Easter calendar again is the stunning Lake Light Sculpture on the foreshore of Lake Jindabyne where each year thousands of people ﬂock to admire the wonderful creations artists present. Starting early on Easter Friday visitors can stroll along the lake starting from Banjo Paterson Park and witness an endless sea of artists work. The show runs until Easter Monday morning. With the show running day and night it is not uncommon to see people return multiple times to view the works in different light. While some art works look stunning during the day, and especially at sunrise as the morning rays shine down, other works really do come to life at night. The Illumination entries are often

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BRIGHT: Todd Costa won the 2018 Illumination Prize presented by Red Energy’s Neil Thew.

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RIDE: The Snowy River Girl by Keith Simpson. PHOTOS: Steve Cuff

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STRETCH: This piece was also impressive at night with the lantern glowing.

the most spectacular, as artists create stunning light shows which can only be viewed at their best once the sun has set. New Smalls Indoor Exhibition New for 2019 is Lake Light Sculpture will host a returned Smalls Indoor Exhibition to be held at Rydges Horizons Snowy Mountains, with a Major Prize Award and People’s Choice Award up for grabs. These Smalls are exactly that, smaller creations that are not suited to be on show outdoors. You can continue walking past the Lake Light Sculpture along the foreshore path to Rydges Snowy Mountains, view the Indoor Exhibition and then return to Lake Light. Prizes and People’s Choice For 2019 the prize pool will again be over $20,000 including the much sought

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Lake Light after Major Award of $10,000 and the prestigious Illumination Award of $5,000. The Indoor Exhibition will include a Major Prize of $1,000 and a Peoples Choice Award of $550. Guests can vote for their People’s Choice Award, highly popular among the artists as they receive the recognition of all the visitors. You can pick up your entry form from the tent in Banjo Paterson Park where there will also be an entry box. Entries for People’s Choice close 2pm Easter Sunday. Awards and Sponsors Major Award – Thredbo Resort $10,000 Illumination Award – Red Energy $5000 ANU School of Art & Design Sculpture Workshop Residency Prize – Australian National University 3 weeks residency Waste to Art Award – Snowy Monaro Regional Council $1500 Environmental Awareness Award – Snowy Hydro $2500 Snowy Monaro Environment Award – Rebel Penfold Russell OAM, Ian Low & Family $550 Todd Costa People’s Choice Illumination Award – Snowy Hydro $550 People’s Choice – Day Award – Banjo Paterson Inn - $550 Encouragement Award – Jindabyne Central School - $550 Youth Award – Snowy Mountains Grammar School - $550

Schools Award – Perisher - $550 Indoor Exhibition Major Prize - $1,000 Indoor Exhibition People’s Choice Award $550 Awards and Meet the Artists On Easter Sunday from 4-6pm visit the Rydges pop up cafe in Banjo Paterson Park where the awards presentation will take place and all winners announced. Here you can also meet and mingle with the artists should you wish to seek information on how they have created their works. Gold Coin Donation Lake Light Sculpture is a not for proﬁt event and your generous donations of gold coins would be greatly appreciated and assist in staging the following years event. You can donate at the main tent in Banjo Paterson Park. The Sculptures Each year it is difficult to predict what you might see at Lake Light. For keen followers a look at the program will give strong indications as some artists have similar styles each year. Local artists Steve Croquett (see page 32) uses steel with his own style. Former winner Jimmy Rix is notable for his clean look Corten steel creations. What you can be assured of though is that you will be impressed with the creativity. Entries in the environment awards show how people can turn what some consider waste into highly

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Sculpture respectable art pieces. Look out for the CWA submission and local kids spend countless hours creating their own masterpieces. The schools participation has led to many children becoming actively involved in sculptures, a highlight at night in recent years being Portia Terlich’s illumination entries. History The Lake Light Sculpture started in 2002 with local artist and designer Mick Gow the ﬁrst creative director. Mick was ﬂamboyant in his designs for Kaotic Clothing, a local ski brand and also a skilled craftsman with wood. Businessman Bruce Marshall has been involved in sponsorship from the

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NIGHT: Illumination displays at night are one of the highlights of Lake Light.

LIFE: Anthony Selden and Victoria Harris receive life memberships from Bruce Marshall and Lisa Matthes.

award in 2018 for many years had been devoted to the event. Being an electrician helped his illumination entries, but his countless hours helped build Lake Light. He has an award named after him now. Digital Projection Last year on Saturday night digital projection was introduced with images projected onto Strzelecki statue. Look again for this highlight this Easter Saturday To Enter This year the committee have developed a quick and easy online entry form which is open until Friday March 15. The entry form is available on the website at www.lakelightsculpture.com.

au where you can easily lodge your entry and get immediate conﬁrmation of entry received. An option to lodge multiple additional entries is available. With illumination being such a unique aspect of the event, artists are encouraged to illuminate your work yourself so that you are eligible for the coveted Illumination Award of $5,000. Be assured that to qualify for the Illumination Award only requires you to supply and arrange your own lighting. Power for your illuminated work will still be supplied by Lake Light Sculpture if required. Acceptance of entry will still be subject to the Committee’s review and you can ﬁnd all details at www.lakelightsculpture.com.au.

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beginning, ﬁrst with Mitre 10, Jindabyne and Lake Crackenback Resort. You can ﬁnd many sculptures at Lake Crackenback from previous years. You can also follow the sculpture trail with art placed in Jindabyne, Wildbrumby on the Alpine Way and at Thredbo. Last year Victoria Harris and Anthony Selden were made life members for their contribution to the event over many years. In its early years the Snowy River Arts were instrumental in organising Lake Light Sculpture, with Victoria and Anthony heavily involved with the organisation. They have also printed programs via their Blizzard Publishing business in Jindabyne. Todd Costa, who won the illumination

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Creative treasure By Steve Cuff STROLLING along the Lake Jindabyne Foreshore for the Easter Lake Light Sculpture can easily distract your mind as scenery and splendour of artwork have you in awe. This year pause for a moment and consider the detail and man hours involved in the bigger metal sculptures. On a recent visit to the workshop of local Jindabyne artist Steve Croquett, we found Steve deep in concentration welding together this year’s creations for the 2019 Lake Light Sculpture. Needless to say, it does involve steel, a trademark of Steve’s creations. Although he is a carpenter by trade, Steve has been synonymous with manipulating steel, usually in the form of cowboys or his famous Easter Island heads. Observing his workshop, it was obvious he had a plethora of material to choose from. When asked what he saw when he looked at bulging shelﬁng overrun with metal and material hanging from the ceiling, Steve responded with a smile, “Treasure.” Hmmm… perhaps I needed to look through his welding helmet to see his treasure. “The late 90’s I saw some animals made out of old farm implements, and I collect all

types of old farm implements and anything old that have done the hard yards and look good,” said Steve. “So after seeing the animals I thought I am going to have a go at that.” Fast track to present day and he has shipped his creations to many different shows from Bondi to Bermagui, winning an award at Sculpture by the Sea at Bondi where his extra large Easter Island heads sat proudly in the famous sand of Bondi Beach. Having had success in his home town in Jindabyne as well, you can tell through the conversation that it may have become obsessive. Let’s just say there is a passion there to create and for sculptures that have not sold, they sit proudly on the premises and in a prized back room (man cave). First delving into art in the later 1990’s, his self taught craft and welding has progressed immensely and in 2007 he won the Lake Light with his “Big Catch”. Those stunning pieces now preside gloriously on the water’s edge of Lake Crackenback Resort. He has won the major prize and illumination but admits “I don’t have time to wire them up. That is just another job in itself. I would have to get an electrician in for my ideas.” This year Steve will invest hundreds

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METAL: Jindabyne artist Steve Croquett in his element in the workshop. PHOTOS: Steve Cuff of hours again, welding, polishing and submitting what he thinks has great potential. There are two sides to the Lake Light Sculpture for professional artists, yes, it’s great to win now that prizemoney has increased. But also, all artists love to sell their work. You will easily spot Steve Croquett’s entry in 2019, it will be welded steel and sit proudly on his home town lake foreshore.

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TALL: The rainbow warriors sculptures from 2018.

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Uniting for a cure LOCAL Snowy Mountains parents Natalie and David Kelly have been instrumental in organising families whose children have the extremely rare genetic disorder, Coffin-Siris Syndrome, to come together for a conference. The syndrome which is a crossover of genes affects mostly young children, and there are only 17 cases in Australia, eight in New Zealand and only 200 world wide. “The syndrome name originates from the two leading doctors, Coffin and Siris, one is unfortunately not with us anymore and one has dementia,” said David. “There is no cure at present, and no one in Australia knows much about the syndrome. There is an institute in Melbourne who have just started studying it.” When their eight year old son Declan was diagnosed in September, the geneticist of 30 years had never heard of the syndrome. David immediately started researching and since being on the forums has been in contact with every Australasian family via social media and phone. In America 88 families eventually banded together for a conference. David and other Australian families have arranged a conference on November 15-17 in Jindabyne where they will invite the 25 families from

Australia and New Zealand. But ﬁrst they need to raise funds to assist families who are often laden with debt from medical expenses and would not be able to attend the conference. Jindabyne is holding a fund raiser in March and other families will do so in their areas. One geneticist doctor in America whose daughter has the syndrome is considering visiting Australia for the November conference. “There are some single mums there who are really struggling, and some kids Declan’s age can’t talk or can’t walk, they are in and out of hospitals a lot.” The March fundraiser at Rydges Snowy Mountains is aiming for 120 to people attend. There will be entertainment and auctions. While numerous people have indicated their support, David said he needs them to conﬁrm. Half the money raised will be maintained in a fund for any of the families to access in absolute emergencies. The remaining funds will assist families with travel for the conference. David said the families bounce off each other through their communication and there are no experts in Australia, that parents are the experts in this syndrome which is

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why it is important to assist medical people with their input and opinions. “Declan has been through so much with medical issues, we nearly lost him as a child. We have lost count on how many times he has been to hospital.” “It is obviously a kick in the guts for us to ﬁnd out your kid has a rare syndrome, we thought it would just be one of those things he grows out of, but now the negative, it’s not.” David said that Declan himself is somewhat fortunate compared to others as he does not have seizures, but he does have severe respiratory problems and the family need to act immediately and call an ambulance.

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Cookie art for Aussie skies TWO local businesses have collaborated to promote our region via Snowy Mountains Cookies new cookie bag which will debut in Australian skies on Qantas Mainline and Qlink domestic flights this April. Berridale artist Pauline Coxon’s design is the new artwork for packaging on the Snowy Mountains Cookies bag for the upcoming Qantas project. It is the second time Pauline has partnered Snowy Mountains Cookies for Qantas. For the past ten years Qantas passengers have been devouring Snowy Mountains Cookies, which offers additional promotional for the entire region. Nolen Oayda owner at Snowy Mountains Cookies said, “The new cookie bag for 2019 will be designed in a way that will allow us to keep the product running in our range even after the Qantas contract expires, with Pauline’s blessing.” “I think the brand Snowy Mountains is a great story and combining our locally made products with Pauline’s interpretation of our local surrounds

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FAMILY: Adam, Caleb and Jason Briscoe with the winning 2017 Briscoe Art Prize by Alison Chiam.

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FLY: The new packaging that will debut on Qantas ﬂights in April. is an amazing representation of what our community is capable of and the natural resources we are surrounded by.” You can visit Snowy Mountains Cookies factory in Jindabyne to purchase cookies (see ad page 6) and Pauline Coxon has a beautiful art gallery in Berridale, opposite the shopping area on Park Road (see ad page 30).

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Briscoe Art Prize Opening 3pm Saturday April 13, 2019 Any Medium $5000 Briscoe / Raglan Art Prize $1000 Monaro Award $500 Unpackers Prize $250 Diana Klima Watercolour Entries close March 23, 2019 Works to be delivered by 4.30pm April 7, 2019 Entry forms online and at Raglan Gallery

Exhibitions 3rd – 9th April - Lyn Diefenbach Workshop 13th April – 19th May 20th Briscoe Exhibition 13th April - Briscoe Opening 3pm 6th – 10th May - John Wilson Workshop 25th May – 7th July Kelly Morely +2 Meraki 25th May – 7th July Lesley Schumacher + 3 Glass Artists 13th July – 18th August Indigenous Art Exhibition 4 24th August - 6th October Heidi & Rudi Kunz 12th October – 24th November - Gully Gang 30th November – 31st January – Gillian Jenkins Exhibition

Briscoe Award in its 20th year THE Briscoe Art Award will celebrate it’s 20th year of competition in April. This prestigious award is the Raglan Gallery’s major regional art competition, instigated to honour the memory of John Briscoe, a well known artist who commenced his career with the Raglan Gallery nearly 50 years ago. Many fine artists have won the award and the Raglan Gallery has increased the Briscoe’s family award in donating the same amount of money to raise the first prize to $5000. There are several awards associated with the Briscoe, including the Monaro Art Award donated by James and Barbara Litchfield with $1000 first prize for art work by a local artist. This year the gallery is introducing the Unpackers Award, also donated by the Raglan Gallery with $500 first prize. In

memory of the late Diana Klima, one of the region’s most highly respected artists, the gallery has an award in her honour with best watercolour ﬁrst prize of $250. Judging for this year’s event is Maryanne Coutts, Head of Drawing at the National Art School in Sydney. The gallery said they are very lucky to have a judge of this calibre for this year’s Briscoe competition. To enter this year’s competition you must submit all completed entry forms by 4.30pm Saturday March 23 and all art work delivered to the gallery by April 7. The judging will be on Friday, April 12 and all winners will be advised. Everyone is invited to the prestigious opening of the Briscoe Art Prize on Saturday April 13 at 3pm. For more information on the Raglan Gallery visit www.raglangallerycooma.com.

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Huge Easter Art Show JINDABYNE and the Snowy Mountains are famous for many things including two of Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best snow resorts, Thredbo and Perisher, having Mt Kosciuszko virtually in our backyard and of course the magniďŹ cent Lake Jindabyne. During autumn though, Jindabyne shows off its cultural side with the Lake Light Sculpture and the Jindabyne Lions Club Easter Art Show and Sale. Held annually at the Memorial Hall in the Town Centre, the Easter Art Show and Sale attracts professional and award winning

artists along with keen amateurs and children submitting their ďŹ nest creations. Not only to not catch the judgesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; eye, but for potential sale to visitors and art lovers. The art show has been a feature on the local calendar for over 15 years and attracts high quality artworks from painters, photographers and mixed media artists from all over the Snowy Mountains, Cooma-Monaro, Canberra, the South Coast and further aďŹ eld. The aim of the event is to showcase and foster local artistic talent over a variety of

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art mediums for adults, youth and children. As well as traditional artworks such as oils and watercolours there has been growth in recent years in photography entries. There is also a sculpture category and a very popular and imaginative mixed media category. The traditional and popular Opening Night, sponsored by Mitre 10 Jindabyne, is being held on Thursday April 18 and gives everyone and a chance to â&#x20AC;&#x153;frock upâ&#x20AC;? and be entertained, a chance to meet the artists and have ďŹ rst view and choice of all the artworks. Prize winners are announced on opening night and all works go on sale, so you could be ďŹ rst to pick up a new artwork for a fraction of city prices. The night is catered by the CWA ladies with ďŹ nger food and beverages are included in the $15 per head price, great value and a great night out. Tickets are available at the door. For information and entry forms go to Jindabyne Lions Club Website www. jindabynelions.org.au or contact Terry Chalk on 6457 1226 or email jindabyne. nsw@lions.org.au. The 2019 Easter Art Show and Sale runs from Friday 19 April from 10am and through to Saturday 27 April.

Tim Draxl Fund Update THE team at Tim Draxl have begun the year with a few new ideas for young performers on the Monaro, as well as a few changes. Congratulations go to young Cooma dancer, Mason Holster of Snowy Mountains Performing Arts Academy who won return ďŹ&#x201A;ights to Los Angeles to compete in the Kids Artistic Revue (KAR) regional competition. Three other young dancers Gracie $QGHUVRQ /HDK 0F*RZDQ DQG 5HQDH *ULŕľśV also qualiďŹ ed. The Fund is planning a workshop with Frankie J Holden so keep watching the Facebook page for details and hopefully Tim will be able to â&#x20AC;&#x153;return homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; to Jindabyne this year and delight us all with one of his shows. After eight fantastic â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Jindy Idolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; shows the decision has been made that 2019 will be a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;taking a breakâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; year for this wonderful event. Tim and the committee have been grateful for the support given for Jindy Idol and thank all supporters for understanding this decision.

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Peaking for opening weekend Kick off the 2019 Snow Season with a weekend of music and fun at the Perisher Peak Music Festival. NOW in its 11th year, the Perisher Peak Music Festival will again launch the June opening weekend celebrations of winter 2019 with four days and nights of diverse and awesome music. Indulge in some snow play and skiing plus enjoy the inescapable fun and laughter of Peak Fest time. Live gigs start on Friday afternoon June 7 to rev up the vibe, and kicks on through to a chill Monday evening session on June 10. There’s music to suit everyone across ten venues, from small musical interludes in cosy lounges to headline acts on the main stages. We’re all looking forward to the talented mix of International and Australian artists, including Ash Grunwald, Kristy Lee (US), Thunder Box, Ginger and the Ghost, Mustered Courage, Claude Hay, Hussy Hicks, The Big Ilch, Maite Inae, The Wanderers, The Lyrical, Felicity Lawless, Satin Rose, and DJ Freddy Flyﬁngaz. Staying on the snow in Perisher is the best way to enjoy the four days where the Snowy Mountains will be peaking for this hugely popular festival. On top of fantastic music, you’ll experience a cool snowy time with

sightseeing lift rides on the Perisher Quad Express to the Mid Perisher Centre. There will also be free kids’ entertainment inside the Perisher Centre and roaming entertainers throughout the resort. It’s a weekend to bring all the family and a visit to the snow is not the same without some fun snow-play, perhaps a snow-shoe walk around the block or just skiing in the morning and music during the afternoon. There is so much action and music be sure to keep your eyes peeled for the phenomenal Perisher ﬁreworks display at 7pm Saturday Night (subject to favourable weather conditions). Wake up on the snow! There are terriﬁc snow accommodation packages available, from an affordable $99 per person/per night twin share at participating hotels and lodges throughout Perisher Valley and Smiggin Holes. Book early to get the best discounts. Special Package includes: ̋̽˗̽łġĖĝŶŭ̽ÕòòŋĿĿŋøÕŶġŋł̽ including breakfasts ̋̽˘̧$ÕƘ̽AĀŭŶġƑÕķ̽ Õŭŭ̽ƒġŶĝ̽ÕòòĀŭŭ̽Ŷŋ̽Õķķ̽ 120+ performances ̋̽AũĀĀ̽łġĖĝŶ̽ŭĴġġłĖ̽ŋł̽ ÕŶŽũøÕƘ̽łġĖĝŶ ̋̽«łķġĿġŶĀø̽ŭòĀłġò̽òĝÕġũķġĔŶ̽ũġøĀŭ̽ŋł̽ŶĝĀ̽

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BLAST: Enjoy on snow activities and ﬁreworks at Peak Festival. Photo courtesy Perisher Perisher Express Quad Chair Your 2019 Peak Festival ticket enables easy transport between venues, such as Jax and the Sundeck Hotel by simply calling the Festival’s transport line. Plus, with a free shuttle bus between Smiggin Holes and Perisher it makes it super easy to access all venues and see all the cool artists in this year’s amazing line-up. For guests staying in Jindabyne be sure to check for details for the Jindabyne - Perisher Peak Festival shuttle. Times, transport and activities are listed on the Peak website. For more Festival info be sure to see the straightforward FAQ’s page with all the answers on www.peakfestival.com.au website.

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TUNES: A great music line up with 120 gigs across 4 days. Hot Potatoes and Hussy Hicks at last year’s Peak. Photos courtesy Peak Festival

Unified snow sport Ski & Snowboard Australia becomes first Australian Olympic sport to unify governance model SKI & Snowboard Australia (SSA) has created history as the first Olympic sport in Australia to unify into a single organisation to govern the whole sport from the grassroots to the elite. Effective from November, the sport of skiing and snowboarding will operate as one entity bringing together and capitalising on the strengths of the remaining State bodies Snowsports ACT (SACT) and NSW Snowsports (NSWS) to unify under the SSA banner. The move comes on the back of extensive consultation between all stakeholders, with each group recognising that operating as one entity will be the most effective way to consolidate the regional activities and achieve the sport’s mission. The unification model will mean that all resources and operations will be streamlined into one business and will remove any duplication, with an ability to have one strategy, workforce and financial management system in place. All existing staff will be re-employed and several key SSA responsibilities will be

decentralised to the new Jindabyne office to take advantage of the proximity to on-snow facilities during winter. SSA is working with the NSW Government Department Sport & Recreation on how the facility can be further enhanced to maximise the opportunity for athletes and coaches in the future. Unification will relieve the two State Organisations (SSO’s) of direct governance responsibilities but will preserve their financial and operational activities inside of SSA. This has already happened in Victoria with regional activities channelled through State Discipline Committees and the Victorian Interschools Committee. The unification structure will also include the protection of certain assets such as the Nordic Shelter at Perisher, various SSO Foundations and SSO cash reserves. These will be held in an SSA Northern account structure and overseen by a Northern Management Committee chaired by the existing Chairs of NSW and ACT. Ski & Snowboard Australia President, Dean Gosper, applauded all stakeholders for their commitment to working collaboratively to

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SNOW: Mogul skier Matt Graham in the Australian Championships at Perisher and SSA President Dean Gosper at the recent World Championships. PHOTOS: Steve Cuff. establish a solution in the best interest of developing the sport. “Unification reflects the courage and vision of the State communities who have looked beyond their own borders and now see the benefits of working as a single national organisation for the benefit of the sport. “SSA will be a more effective partner to our athletes, our volunteers, our funders, and to the industry,” he said. A unified SSA will allow the sport to speak with a single, clear voice, particularly when dealing with it’s valued stakeholders such as our funding partners and resort hosts. Importantly, it will also provide enhanced

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integration of pathways for young athletes. The outcome is a result of cooperation between all parties and is the extension of a Sport Australia (SA) governance review some years ago and, more recently, a call from SA for sporting organisations to strive for uniﬁcation as a model of best practice. The leadership groups of each of the three snowsports organisations have led the process and maintained frequent and transparent communication with the various communities. You can follow more news at www. skiandsnowboard.org.au.

◼ SNOW: A skier blasts through Powder Ridge in the Leichhardt area. Photos courtesy of Perisher.

New Perisher Chairlift PERISHER guests will be waiting with anticipation for the brand-new Leichhardt Quad chair to open this coming winter. As part of a new $4.2 million development which includes new snowmaking in the Leichhardt vicinity, the new chair is a key upgrade replacing the old Leichhardt T-bar. Work has been ongoing over the summer on the new chair after the existing T-bar was removed at the end of winter while there was still a deep snow pack, resulting in minimal impact. With all parts of the existing Leichhardt T-bar including the original foundations now removed, Doppelmayr, the leading chairlift company in the world are on site and have commenced work on the top and bottom stations along with the six lift tower locations that will make up the new quad chairlift. Dopplemeyr Project Engineer, James Buckle, said they began pouring concrete before Christmas to set the foundations for the towers and stations of the new chairlift. “After Christmas we will transition down and begin working up the hill”.

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The new Leichhardt quad chairlift will deliver a massive 75% increase in lifting capacity along with allowing the area to be accessed by children and beginners. The project will also involve the installation of snowmaking from the base of Happy Valley T-bar through to the base of the new chairlift. The new chair will be ready for the 2019 snow season and with the upgrade in capacity it will be a popular lift for access to the Leichhardt terrain park and the shelter it offers during snow storms on runs such as powder ridge. Perisher are also planning an upgrade to Mt Perisher where they will remove both the double and triple chairs and replace them with a 6-seat detachable chair, along with an upgrade of the Mt Perisher Restaurant. This development will happen in coming years. It was important to have the lifting capacity from the Leichhardt chair in place before any new chairs could be planned for Mt Perisher. You can find progress on the new works at www.perisher.com.au.

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In The Chair with Matt Tripet

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SNOWY Mountains Magazine interviews an interesting Snowy Mountains character for a quick insight into their mountain life. We put them In The Chair and ask them key questions on how it all came about. This edition we talk to Matt Tripet, founder of The Fly Program. Q. Matt, where did you grow up? A. I grew up in country NSW in the northwest in Tamworth, about a population of about 70,000 people and a 10 hour drive from the Snowy Mountains. Q. As a kid what were you into? A. A lot of the things I am into now. I loved hunting, I love fly fishing, rubgy, anything in the outdoors was something that I really enjoyed, but in particular getting out and hunting deer or chasing trout in trout streams was something I really loved. Q. How did you end up in the Snowy Mountains, what brought you here? A. I came to the Snowies in 2010 to manage the adventure tourism products at Lake Crackenback Resort & Spa and develop new programs and activities. Q. I believe you did play some rugby here as well? A. I have, and I hope to play a few more games this year for the Jindabyne Bushpigs. I have mainly played at number eight or blindside breakaway. Q. At Lake Crackenback Resort you started up the Fly Program, how did all that come about? A. Having a huge passion for fly fishing, myself and wife Millie went through a pretty difficult period losing her brother Justin, who was a very close friend of mine as well. Seeing the benefit of having blokes off the grid, teaching them how to cast a fly line

I found a great synergy with having good conversations with those guys on a river. With a great need and wanting to have an impact on men’s health and our community we founded The Fly Program charity together as a husband and wife. I suppose it is a legacy that her brother has given us. Q. It has been going two years now, what do you offer those people who may be suffering and thinking of suicide? A. We are not in the clinical spectrum or in the suicide end of the cliff if that makes sense. We are an early intervention-based program. We see a lot of investment of government resources at the clinical spectrum, something like 90% of infrastructure and money is spent at the clinical spectrum, so this is really a program about giving men mental fitness. We take our bodies, we get them fit, we have got to get our minds fit, so our focus is around early intervention and prevention based strategies. We have been running a four day based retreat in the NSW Snowies that includes mountain bike riding, adventure camping, adventure cooking and fly fishing elements. We use those as a pathway to connect with guys. Q. The people who attend, what’s the difference of when they arrive to when they leave camp? A. The four day camp is one part of the spectrum, and then the program continues for a subsequent seven weeks. So it is a eight week program in total, those guys will do that in their own time. The difference has been remarkable, we had Cath Bylett from Jindabyne do a thesis as part of her university studies in clinical psychology. We were very fortunate to do a twelve month study on our

program and the results were overwhelming positive about creating strong and powerful pathways and providing long term reprieve for guys who participated in the program. Q. You have recently hosted the ACT Brumbies rugby team, what do you do with the groups? A. Our corporate groups are really important, and we call it our Corporate In Flight Program and once again it is very focused around culture and male culture, but also sporting team and high performance culture. We had 64 guys from elite athletes to management and a lot of mental fitness based activities but using participation in nature like fly fishing and camping as a means to be able to create strong and powerful pathways to run these programs. Q. You have been operating now for two years, what is the future for the The Fly Program? A. We have been very fortunate in our

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first two years to be able to invest over $100,000 into the community through our work now, which is something that has been really exciting for us. Which has resulted in over 100 men supported through this program. We are hoping to launch a Victorian Alpine Program in the coming months. Q. Is that still based around fly fishing, mountain biking, wilderness and nature? A. That’s exactly right, initially we will be running that and once things have been established we hope to run an independent chapter just like the NSW Snowy Mountains. Q. You are still passionate about fly fishing, how often do you throw a line in? A. I probably spend more time teaching and instructing these days, but I try to get out as much as I can. My teaching days and personal days still clock over 200 days on the river, but a lot of that is teaching now.

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Barilaro continues to deliver Comment by Steve Cuff ONE annoying aspect of election time is the haters that come out of the woodwork and accuse the politicians of only handing out money to get re-elected. Yet if those same politicians did not give any money to the community those people would be the first to say the politician has done nothing for our region. Go figure…. The state election is due on March 23, so yes, the politicians are going to be active including the current member for Monaro, Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW, John Barilaro who is seeking a third term. In a media position I am probably more fortunate to see what happens on a regular year-round basis receiving updates and press releases from Mr Barilaro’s team. For the past five years I have attended countless announcements that virtually always involve the NSW State Government assisting the community via a grant of some degree which often benefit tourism. Some cheques are smaller than others, but what you must consider is most times those organisations and community groups, big and small, have often applied for that grant. The government is merely the conveyor of funds through various departments. Speaking to Mr Barilaro in February it was encouraging to here he is still passionate about the Monaro and the Snowy Mountains. “My job is to go and fight for our fair share and just because there is an election around the corner it’s not why we are making these announcements. Everything

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PASSION: Deputy Premier and member for Monaro John Barilaro will seek re-election in March.

I have announced so far have actually been commitments, they are not election promises,” said Mr Barilaro. “It takes sometimes months or years to get something through the door and all I ask is for people to have a look at my track record over eight years, have I delivered. “The best way to predict the future is to look to the past and I have tried hard and have worked my guts out for this region, I love this region. “We are seeing a lot of money ﬂow, that is my job, my job is to support our communities. There will be some election commitments coming up and some exciting announcements for this region.

“I think if you look at the last election I made a number of promises, well I have delivered those plus some. It is not all about elections, but elections do allow us to talk about a vision for the future.” You only need to look at the long list and the calendar dates of the announcements. Or ask a community group who Mr Barialro helped. There was no election two years ago but there was constant and various funding. Mr Barilaro said there are lots of reasons why he wants to seek a third term in March, most of it to do with unﬁnished business. “There are a lot of projects that I

actually want to see come out of the ground that we have committed to with funding on the table, we’re designing, that’s the most exciting part.” “I think there are some opportunities here, especially with Snowy 2.0, I want to be part of that. “Even in my own life since the last election I have had a new baby, I had a bit of a health scare. “It reminds me that these jobs are such an honour and they are only such a small time, so all of that together I feel I’ve got the energy to ﬁght and the ability to put in another four years so I can leave this place an exciting prosperous region that I have always dreamt off.” Here is a snippet of projects Mr Barilaro has assisted with in recent years. $3m for Cooma and Bombala pool upgrades, $588k Berridale beautiﬁcation project, $2.4m Jindabyne masterplan, Kosciuszko Road upgrades to deal with winter traffic, $600k Queanbeyan Showground Pavilion, $95k Showy Heritage Planning, $500,000 Cooma Showground upgrades, $44k Adaminaby Public School playground, $15m Bombala water upgrade, $250k BMX track Jindabyne, $5m Lake Wallace construction, $30k Dalgety showground upgrades, $170k Cooma Preschool, $200k Cooma Community Hall, $27m Kosciuszko National Park, $3m Jindabyne Library, $18.6m Cooma Hospital redevelopment. Ask yourself, would you prefer the Deputy Premier as your member, one who has more clout in the NSW Government offices or a newcomer who is starting from scratch.

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Dalgety - Berridale

Dining Guide

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WHISK & COCOA

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Ph 6456 5060 Open on weekends only and on the Jindabyne side of Dalgety Bridge, sit down relax and enjoy a wonderful delicious menu accompanied by a selection of great wines and local or European beer. All dishes can be shared if you wish and start with the duck spring rolls, Spanish meatballs with chorizo or salt and pepper squid. For main meals caramelised pork belly is recommended, the Moroccan chargrilled lamb with tabbouli couscous or the Spanish style king prawns are always delicious. To compliment the day the sticky date pudding is favourite and then browse in the fashion shop.

Ph 6456 5130 For true country hospitality be sure to stop at the Iona Café in the heart of Dalgety. Here you will ﬁnd great coffee and a delicious selection of home made cakes and slices, Devonshire tea with jam and scones with inside dining or alfresco on the cottage verandah. Look for a revolving specials board which often includes smoked trout, and to take home peruse the Cool Climate Cuisine condiments or plants from the wonderful garden nursery. With local crafts and gifts and an abundance of history on the Snowy River, you can be enlightened with history while you dine.

Ph 6456 4682 This popular Berridale café has a growing reputation and once you have visited you will see why. With a perfect location and easy parking, stop for the best coffee and cakes, with a selection of latte’s of chai, turmeric and matcha. To start your day try the high country breakfast or eggs benedict if you have an appetite. Lunch consist of tasty burgers including the Aussie wagyu burger, the toasted chicken, avocado and bacon panini is popular and the sub rolls of kransky and hash or veggie and hash are ideal. Stay tuned for the bar and evening dining opening soon.

Ph 6456 4601 Congratulations to Shut the Gate winery owners Rasa and Richard on their 2nd anniversary during the summer at their Berridale cellar door. This venue has become a hot spot for wine and has surprised many a visitor to the upside with its beautiful furnished relaxed lounge area that just beckons you to taste one more of their superb range of wines. The chill garden has been a huge hit with groups and special occasions so keep your eye open for their events. You can purchase a selection of cheeses and savouries to accompany any wine and relax in the garden or lounge area.

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DUDLEYS CAFÉ

Ph 6457 1112 Located at the Town Centre this hip café serves superb in house roasted coffees, freshly made juices and their deluxe brekkie wrap is an ideal way to start your day. With casual alfresco dining for breakfast and lunch, the chicken breast toasted focaccia is a house favourite with avocado, semi dried tomatoes, baby spinach roast and veggie relish. The chicken brioche has been a recent hit or for something lighter try their tasty salad creations. Look for the specials board each day for something different and for the sweet tooth sample some of their delicious homemade slices, cakes and muffins.

Ph 0413 472 947 or Facebook for menu Perfect for a casual tasty breakfast or lunch option with alfresco dining or take away, be sure to stop at the shiny silver van next to Sacred Ride bike shop. Here you’ll ﬁnd a delicious selection of homemade wrap ﬁllings that tantalise plus daily special dishes that constantly surprise. The menu changes daily but expect dishes like Moroccan sweet potato and chickpea soup or lamb kofta wraps. Great coffee and the breakfast benediction roll is ideal to start your the day. Sit under umbrellas on sunny days, see Facebook for daily menu and eye off your next bike while you dine.

Ph 6456 1393 With a great Nugget’s Crossing courtyard location, Dudley’s offers dining options both inside or alfresco in the courtyard. They serve superb coffee and the eggs benedict with either salmon or bacon is one of the favourite breakfast dishes and the best in town. Great selections of cakes and slices to accompany any coffee or for something more substantial the sweet potato burger and the jumbo burger will satisfy your needs. The chicken melt on Turkish or salmon or veggie wraps are great options. The restaurant is fully licensed if you prefer a drink and look for the little dud’s kids’ menu.

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Ph 6457 2666 Looking for a family friendly casual eatery, then Fall-Line café in the Town Centre is your perfect venue. Open early, you’ll follow amazing aromas to find freshly baked pies, all day egg and bacon rolls, great coffee and milk shakes. For lunch try an array of burger options including vege, Thai fish or chicken schnitzel burger. For dinner Fall-Line will tantalise you with pizzas that start from base up, perfect pizza dough and fresh toppings or fish and chips and tasty salads. Phone ahead to order, home delivery coming soon, dine in, alfresco or take away plus fully licensed.

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Ph 6456 2562 Choose from Embers Fireside Grill or Squires Bar and Beer Garden where you will find daily dinner specials like Tuesday’s pork and pig dinner and Wednesday’s fish n chips special. Happy hour is from 4.30-6.30 either inside of autumn alfresco style in the garden. Small plates include BBQ maple chicken wings and salt and pepper calamari. Their pizza range is delicious including Mediterranean and margherita, the Kosciuszko fish and chips and whole local rainbow trout are popular. From the grill try the pork cutlet, pepper crusted tuna fillet or sizzling succulent steaks with a craft draught beer.

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THE BANJO

JINDABYNE BREWING

Ph 6456 2133 Great views of Lake Jindabyne to accompany your delicious meals. Become a member and enjoy extra special value meals including lunch slow cooked BBQ beef brisket, slow cooked pulled pork roll or the chicken souvlaki wrap. Dinner choose your main meal and then choose delicious salad and vegetable from the sides bar. Crumbed prawn cutlets, salt and pepper squid or beer battered whiting ﬁllets are favourites. From the grill, the chicken breast and pork cutlets are all delicious and the succulent steaks are juicy and tender. Kids meals available, Sunday roast specials and great beverage options.

Ph 6456 2372 Autumn brings more dining options at the Banjo who cater to all tastes. Downstairs Clancy’s Brasserie is super popular with classics, panko crumbed chicken breast schnitzel, vegetarian pot pie, whole baked trout stuffed with lemon, Kosciuszko beer battered flathead and sensational tender steaks for lunch and dinner. Upstairs the Overflow Bar has great gourmet pizzas including Cajun chicken, spicy calabrese, Hawaiian, seafood. Their burgers are to die for and with room to move the kids have ample space. Dine outside with lake views and sample the best Kosciuszko Pale Ale direct from the downstairs brewery.

Wed – Sun 3pm-9pm One of the busiest venues in town who attract locals and visitors for their ever-popular craft beer. Sit by the vats and sample six beers on tap. You will then need something to accompany all those beer flavours and their casual food menu certainly matches. The skewers are the hero favourite dish with lamb, beef and prawn dripping with tasty sauce. Be sure to try in house smoked sausages, the tasty cheese board and the freshly baked bread board are perfect for two or more with pâté, sauces and freshly baked bread. For warm autumn afternoons soak up the sun and atmosphere in the alfresco beer garden.

AUSTRIAN SKIHUTTE

BACCO ITLAIAN

ELA MESSA

BURGER BIZ

Ph 0476 227 154 European flavours come to Jindabyne inside new Austrian Skihutte restaurant at Kookaburra Lodge on Clyde Street. Already a crowd favourite, savour authentic Austrian theme and cuisine in a cosy atmosphere. Start with freshlymade Langosh Hungarian garlic bread before you feast the house specialty of succulent crispy pork knuckle with sauerkraut, mash, pork jus and mustard. The platter is ideal for groups and German Landbier draught beer is a summer treat. Beer garden and perfect for private group bookings. Watch the Facebook page for updates and the Easter Frushoppen markets.

Restaurant 6456 1420 – Pizza 6457 1080 Hugely popular Italian restaurant at Nugget’s Crossing for delicious mains and pizza with new autumn menu. For pasta the tagliatelle chorizo or lamb shoulder will delight or spaghetti tutto mare with Moreton Bay bug, king prawns, squid and mussels appease all tastes. The veal scaloppini with mushroom, duck breast and marinated pan seared chicken breast will all melt in your mouth. For pizza the seafood ischia porto, traditional margherita and the roasted vegetable are all great choices. Children’s menu and take away pizzas. Acknowledged into Trip Advisor Hall of Fame, need we say more.

Ph 6457 2028 Since opening last winter Ela Messa has been welcomed by locals and visitors with open arms. Flavoursome dishes, autumn lunch and dinner options with Mediterranean style street food of souvlaki, pork belly, chicken or glazed beef or large plates of eye fillet steak, butter chicken moussaka. Great wood fired pizza flavours including prosciutto, tandoori chicken, margherita or vegetarian will see you return for more. Plus, they also grow their own vegetables in Jindabyne garden for the freshest produce. New outdoor area, pub licence with local beer and the ever popular afternoon cocktail sessions.

Ph 6457 1563 When you need a burger with a difference, stop in at Burger Biz. A slice of the USA with loaded shakes and sundaes, hot dogs, southern fried chicken and fries of all kinds – waffle with ranch, guacamole or philly cheese steak, and of course, onion rings. With 12 different kinds of burgers on the ‘Burg Me’ menu, including Biz signature cheeseburger plus a host of extras to add including American cheese and jalapenos, all tastebuds will be well and truly satisfied. Fully licensed venue with hip tunes and great location opposite the post office. See Facebook for all opening times and specials.

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Crackenback - Jindabyne

Dining Guide

LAKE CRACKENBACK RESORT

TAKAYAMA JAPANESE

COCINA MEXICAN

WILDBRUMBY DISTILLERY

Ph Alpine Larder 6451 3060 – Cuisine 6451 3249

Ph 6456 1133 Start with a selection of small plates, pork gyoza, egg sushi roll and grilled chicken Yakatori skewers are all great choices. Be sure to try the Sapporo draught beer on tap and sample traditional sake. Teriyaki marinated grilled chicken will appease as will the fried crumbed pork Katsu cutlet. A house favourite is the Tataki beef, sliced rare free-range grass-fed eye fillet with miso mustard, grilled pear and daikon salad. Miso soup and miso ramen are delicious. Always best to book ahead as Takayama is always busy and for good reason, the food is delicious.

Ph 6457 2888 It’s autumn ﬁesta time at Cocina and the jalapeno poppers, chili lime squid or BBQ chicken wings will be tasty starters or eye the menu for the special ceviche. Nachos can be combined with chicken, beef or kept vego style or try the pulled lamb tacos. The barbacoa beef is slow cooked for hours until tender, ideal for enchiladas and fajitas are traditional mains. There are local seafood specials, chimichurri beef salad, or the Cocina steak with jalapeno butter. Mexican beers, tequila and classic cocktails such as jugs of margaritas are an autumn treat. Always book ahead.

Ph 6457 1447 Whether it is breakfast, brunch or lunch, make sure you stop at Wildbrumby on the Alpine Way for what is a Snowy Mountains tradition for most visitors. Long autumn alfresco lunches where kids can roam makes it easy for the parents. The Austrian inspired menu has numerous offerings including a traditional veal schnitzel, tasty spinach and ricotta dumplings or German smoked sausages. The shared distiller plates are ideal with a selection of smallgoods and King Island cheese, which go perfect with a round of schnapps. Open 10am-4pm with reservations highly recommended and gift shop for all products.

At Lake Crackenback you have two great restaurants to choose from. Cuisine overlooks the lake and is perfect for breakfast and dinner with a relaxing ambience. Sample the crispy soft shell crabs for entrée and the sumac lamb cutlets or lemon myrtle and sesame crusted tuna for main plus extensive wine list. Alpine Larder has great views to the lake and is ideal for a casual coffee, lunch or dinner and is a popular mountain bike stop. Try the lamb salad, marinated spatchcock or preserved lemon risotto cake. The gourmet pizzas are perfect for lunch or dinner, the Tathra and stockwhip both popular choices.

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Autumn Edition Calendar 2019

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17 Sun Cooma Rotary High Country Markets 9am-1pm Centennial Park iÌ ŃŇŃŃ ŋŇň ńŊņ 20 Wed Tumbarumba Boggy Creek Show 10am ģģģŤªóÅÅĩ¬Ą¹¹ÞĈÌóģŤ¬óèŤ Ė 21 Thur Bombala – Faulty Towers dining ¹ĨĀ¹ĄÏ¹ê¬¹ áĖª óèª á ŊĀèŤ 22 Fri Jindabyne – Faulty Towers dining experience Rydges Snowy Mountains ph 6456 2562 22 Fri Tumbarumba Boggy Creek Show ńŃŤņŃ è ģģģŤªóÅÅĩ¬Ą¹¹ÞĈÌóģŤ¬óèŤ Ė

22-24 Bombala Campdraft - Bombala Racecourse 23 Sat Đáóģ qÌóģ ų ģģģŤª ĐáóģĈÌóģŤ¬óèŤ Ė 23 Sat Tumut Rock the Turf Music festival at Tumut Race Course includes include GÏááÏêÅ 6¹Ï²ÏŞ E ¬Þ Eóê¹Ĉ ƴƀńŌŴyģ¹êĐĩ ų ģģģŤĄó¬ÞĐÌ¹ĐĖĄÃŤ¬óèŤ Ė 23 Sat Charlotte Pass Australian Alpine Ascent 12km, 25km and 50km run through GóĈ¬ÏĖĈįÞó S Đ i ĄÞŤ ģģģŤ¹áÏĐ¹¹ê¹ĄÅĩŤ¬óèŤ Ė 24 Sun Adelong – New Event - Snowy Valleys ĩ¬á¹ Ì áá¹êÅ¹ ų ņ ĄÏ²¹ ²ÏĈĐ ê¬¹Ĉ Đó suit all levels, 26km, 72km, 144km ģģģŤĈêóģĩĢ áá¹ĩĈ¬ĩ¬á¹¬Ì áá¹êÅ¹Ť¬óèŤ Ė

24 Sun EÏêÅ¹ááÏ¬ qÌóģ ų ģģģŤÛÏêÅ¹ááÏ¬Ť¬óèŤ Ė

visit the Snowy Valleys for Fun, Falling Leaves and Fabulous Festivals Snowy Valleys Cycle Challenge

Festival of the Falling Leaf

24 March

23 March

27 april

14 april

18 may

Festival of Small Halls Autumn Tour

Rock the Turf www.visittumut.com.au

Batlow CiderFest www.tumbarumbaregion.com.au

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Autumn Edition Calendar 2019

email your event to be included in the calendar: calendar@snowymagazine.com.au 24 Sun Bredbo CWA Markets 9am-3pm 29 Fri EÏê² ªĩê¹ ,Ėê²Ą ÏĈ¹Ą ÃóĄ óĶêŴqÏĄÏĈ qĩê²Ąóè¹ Đ mĩ²Å¹Ĉ qêóģĩ QóĖêĐ ÏêĈŤ ƅŌŌ ĐÏ¬Þ¹ĐĈ Ïê¬ Ãóó²Ū²ĄÏêÞŤ óêĐ ¬Đ David Kelly 0419 248 021 30 Sat SÏèèÏĐ ª¹á iĖªáÏ¬ q¬Ìóóá ńňŃĐÌ celebrations NimmitabelĀŤĈ¬ÌóóáƳ²¹ĐŤêĈģŤ¹²ĖŤ Ė 30-31 yÌĄ¹²ªó mó¬Þĩ yĄ Ïá Sq ĈĐ Đ¹ Ĉ¹ĄÏ¹Ĉ èĐ ªÏÞ¹ ¹Ģ¹êĐ ų Ņ ² ĩĈ Ĺóģ ĐĄ ¬Þ ê² ²óģêÌÏáá ų ĐÌĄ¹²ªóŤ¬óèŤ Ė

8 Mon

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19-22

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May

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19-27

3-9

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² èÏê ªĩ óģáÏêÅ áĖª ų yÌ¹ ĖĈĈÏ¹ Club comedy tour 8pm 3-4 ¹ĄĄÏ² á¹ qêóģĩ mÏĢ¹Ą 6ÏĈĐóĄÏ¬ á qó¬Ï¹Đĩ óĀ¹ê ² ĩĈ ,ĄÏŴq Đ ńŃ èŴŅĀè ¹ĄĄÏ² á¹ iĖªáÏ¬ Ĉ¬Ìóóá ģģģŤĈĄÌĈŤóĄÅŤ Ė 4 Sat óóè áÏĢ¹ èĖĈÏ¬ Ą ÏÅ GêóĨ ê² ų áĀÏê¹ 6óĐ¹á 6-10 óóè m Åá ê . áá¹Ąĩ EóÌê ÏáĈóê ģóĄÞĈÌóĀŤ ģģģŤĄ Åá êÅ áá¹Ąĩ¬óóè Ť¬óè 12 Sun I Þ¹ Ą ¬Þ¹êª ¬Þ m¹ĈóĄĐ QóĐÌ¹ĄĈ ĩ IĖê¬Ì ĀÌ ŉŇňń ņŃŃŃ 12 Sun yÌĄ¹²ªó QóĐÌ¹ĄĈ ĩ áĖê¬Ì Đ Ĉ¬ ²¹Ĉ ĀÌ ŉŇňŌ ŇŅŃŃ 18 Sat Đáóģ Ï²¹Ą,¹ĈĐ ų 6ĖÅ¹ ¹Ģ¹êĐ ê² ĐèóĈĀÌ¹Ą¹ Ïê è Ïê ĈĐĄ¹¹Đ óÃ Đáóģ ģÌ¹Ą¹ ĩóĖ ¬ ê ¬¹á¹ªĄ Đ¹ áá ĐÌÏêÅĈ ¬Ï²¹Ą ê² ĀĀá¹ĈŤ ĖĈÞ¹ĄĈŞ ĄÏ²¹ĈŞ ² ê¬ÏêÅŤ ģģģŤª Đáóģ¬Ï²¹ĄÃ¹ĈĐŤ¬óèŤ Ė

18 Sat

EÏê² ªĩê¹ Ió¬ á iĄó²Ė¬¹ Q ĄÞ¹ĐĈ ų qêóģĩ m¹ÅÏóê ÏĈÏĐóĄ ¹êĐĄ¹ ƴ QÏĐĄ¹ ńŃŞ Ō èŴńĀè 25 Sat óóè m Åá ê . áá¹Ąĩ G¹ááĩ QóĄá¹ĩ ƫŅ Q¹Ą ÞÏ ê² I¹Ĉá¹ĩ q¬ÌĖè ¬Ì¹Ą ƫ ņ .á ĈĈ ĄĐÏĈĐĈ ¹ĨÌÏªÏĐÏóêŤ ģģģŤĄ Åá êÅ áá¹Ąĩ¬óóè Ť¬óè 26 Sun óóè Ą áĖª QĐ .á ²ĈĐóê¹ 6Ïáá áÏèª ŌŤņŃ èŤ ģģģŤ¬óóè ¬ Ą¬áĖªŤ¬óèŤ Ė June 7 Fri 8-10

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Snowy Mountains Magazine - 2019 - 47

Snowy Valleys Autumn Festival AUTUMN is a beautiful season in the Snowy Valleys – where the scenery changes from green, through gold, to red as the autumn leaves turn and fall. This is deﬁnitely THE season to visit, with so much happening across the region as the weather cools once more. The range of events are broad so no matter what your preference, there’s something to suit all tastes. The Snowy Valleys autumn festival season kicks off with the Rock the Turf music festival on March23. Here is a chance to see Killing Heidi headline an amazing line-up of musicians in the picturesque setting of Tumut Racecourse. Also on March 23 not far from Tumbarumba, the town of Rosewood hosts Round 1 of the AMSAG Southern Cross Rally Series – a great event for motorsport lovers. The inaugural Snowy Valleys Cycle Challenge on March 24 will see cyclists ride 144km from Adelong via Batlow to Tumbarumba and back – rides of 26km and 72km are also on offer for those who like their challenges a little less intense. March is also the time for the region’s agricultural shows, starting with Tumut Show on March 2, Adelong Show March

10, Tumbarumba Show on March 16 and ﬁnishing with Batlow Show on March 23. Depending on which show you visit, you could see dog trials, the Stockman’s Challenge, horse and cattle events, local produce and handicrafts, along with the carnival rides that are so much fun. April is jam-packed with entertainment. The Tumut Colour Explosion Fun Run (April 6), a fun family-friendly event, will raise money for Gotcha4Life. On completing the 4.5km course, runners enjoy a party equipped with music, dancing, sprinklers and massive colour throws. The Festival of Small Halls comes to Lacmalac (near Tumut) on April 14 with award-winning trio The Once and Australia’s John Flanagan playing music of exceptional quality and heart. The Easter Feast of Cycling takes place at Laurel Hill (between Batlow and Tumbarumba) from April 19–22. Featuring road and mountain bike events of a variety of distances and grades, this is a chance to explore some beautiful countryside with experienced organisers and support crew. Tumut’s Festival of the Falling Leaf, with its ever-popular street parade, is held on the April 27 and is one of the town’s most attended events. The evening’s ﬁreworks

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PARTY: The Batlow CiderFest is one big street party in May.

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MUSIC: See band 19 Twenty at Rock the Turf music festival at the Tumut Racecourse. are breathtaking, so grab your chair and claim your vantage point early. Batlow comes alive and celebrates a street party like no other for CiderFest on May 18. With the main street closed, visitors sample ciders and craft beer from local makers and those across the country.

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RIDE: Enter the inaugural Snowy Valleys Cycle Challenge in March. Featuring market stalls, local produce, amazing food and musical acts ranging from pipe bands to folk performers and rock bands, CiderFest is not to be missed. You can ﬁnd all these events and more information about visiting the Snowy Valleys region at www.visitumut.com.au

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Truenorth Helicopters

VINE TO WINE ADVENTURES Are you looking for the ultimate half day escape? Join this fantastic vine to wine tour in one of Australia’s premiere cold climate wine regions. Complete with tastings, cheese platters, lunch, exclusive tour of two award winning cellar door wineries, Obsession Winery and Courabyra Wines.

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VIEW: Capturing the moment.

WE travel by air to our dream destinations, but what if the air was the destination? A flight is often the journey, a scenic route taken for granted. What if that was where you made those memories that last a lifetime? These statements reflect what Snowy Mountains Helicopter Adventures and Truenorth Helicopters are all about. Through 20 years of flying experience in both the Snowy Mountains and Kimberley regions they realise that guests want more than just a flight, and they aim to cater with complete luxury and style. Imagine exploring the picturesque vineyards and wineries of the high country, or the rolling hills of Tumut and Tumbarumba, home to the Snowy Hydro Scheme. Snowy Mountains Helicopter Adventures now offer such pleasure in life onboard a private helicopter, hundreds of metres above the ground, with views and possibilities spanning for miles in every direction… “When designing an adventure, we try and go beyond a scenic flight and create an experience that will last a life time. A memory to re visit over and over again. We know everyone will fall in love with the new Snowy Mountains Helicopter Adventures and of course the wineries.” That’s what Truenorth is all about; creating memories from a different perspective.

COUNTRY ESCAPE Looking to break the routine and escape to the country? We have the perfect private luxury helicopter getaway tailored just for you with wine tasting and lunch at Courabyra Wines on an adventure to remember. MOUNTAIN EXPLORER If you want a jam-packed experience that encapsulates all the mountains have to offer, then this tour is for you! The ultimate 30-minute helicopter scenic ﬂight will take you through the spectacular Gilmore Valley, onto the Snowy Hydro above Talbingo, then along the three dams Talbingo, Jounama and Blowering, past Chimney Rock and ﬁnally along the Tumut river!

Corporate FOUNDED in 2000, Truenorth Helicopters (TNH) is an established aviation company and foremost provider of specialist helicopter services to emergency organisations, fire management, mining operations, corporate and government organisation’s Australia wide. The company has an impressive team of experienced professional helicopter pilots and highly skilled crew that generate a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the company. Working with NSW fire-fighting and emergency services agencies for the last 18 years, they have provided the most efficient Australian product in its category. In 2001 TNH first conducted fire operations in NSW and in 2005 TNH was awarded a state contract and has

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ENJOY: Take off on private luxury ﬂight with friends.

been a successful ongoing candidate for National contracts through to 2022. Both the Bell 407 and EC145 helicopters have winch capability and all aircraft are fully approved and audited by NAFC, RFS and NPWS. In the past three years alone, the EC145 (HT 294) has delivered over 5.5 million litres of water to the fire line and winched over 660 remote aerial fire fighters. Truenorth Helicopters support equipment includes: Water Buckets 450Lt, 800Lt and 900Lt - Aerial ignition Primo with fully trained staff - Hotspot Detection camera - Personnel Hoist 300Lb and 600Lb - Utility Basket to carry fire fighting equipment.

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SNOWY HYDRO SUPPORT With a newly built Heli Port in the heart of the Snowy Hydro Scheme, Truenorth Helicopters can offer a variety of service roles to support contractors engaged with Snowy 2.0. This ensures peace of mind to contractors that they have access to aerial support for their crews working in remote locations. Modern quality aircraft are all fully accredited with Snowy Hydro. Project management skills has seen the company provide services in: Aerial Crane / Sling Load - Aerial Survey Mining Support – Exploration - Rig Moves - Geophysical surveys - Aerial Videography Aircraft with seating capacity from 6 to 9 passengers or Twin Engine Aircraft.

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Scenic flight to Tumbarumba and Courabyra Wines for wine tour, tastings and lunch. Plus scenic return via Snowy Mountains Dams, Talbingo, Jounama and Blowering.

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Snowy Mountains Magazine - 2019 - 49

Rail Trail progress THE proposed Rail Trail from Tumbarumba to Rosewood on the disused rail corridor has seen developments over the summer. Approved as a pilot rail trail for NSW in 2015, and to be funded by NSW State Government, there has been a considerable amount of behind the scenes preparation work being carried out by Council, contractors and community groups; a major component of which has been a full boundary survey

as well as a physical feature survey. The working group have also recently done a walking assessment of the trail looking at aspects of fencing, bridges, ﬂora, fauna, obstacles and strategies for landowner access. The old Tumbarumba Station Crew Barracks have been moved back to near the rail corridor and the Tumbarumba to Rosewood Rail Trail plans can be viewed at the Tumbarumba Visitor Information Centre.

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SHOW: Tim O’Brien with one of his working dogs.

Tumba touring

EXPERIENCE THE BOGGY CREEK SHOW Highlighting Amazing Horsemanship & Mountain Cattlemen Heritage The Boggy Creek 2 hour Award Winning Show combines all the skill of horsemanship, mustering, whip cracking, working dogs & sheep shearing. Highly Entertaining and Educational for all ages and families.

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March 12th @ 3.00pm 13th @ 3.00pm 15th @ 10.30am

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BEING a fourth generation mountain cattleman allows Tim O’Brien a vast amount of knowledge of the high country along with exceptional skill when it comes to animals. Tim has moulded all his life experiences along with a host of animal stars to present a highly entertaining two hour show. Add to the equation the purpose built rustic amphitheatre, audiences are wowed with the precise movements and intelligence of his cast. Along the two hour journey you are enlightened about life on the land and the high country, plus the workings of a country farm. Throw in a vast amount of laughter from the crowd, a few bloopers and antics from the animals and you have an award winning live performance that is choreographed to music and professionally presented. You will fall in love with animals as they all vie for lead actor, have a cup of team straight from the billy can and at the end of the show you can watch Tim shear a sheep and ask questions on the show. Tim is also a highly qualiﬁed horse trainer and regularly conducts clinics to teach people all his horsemanship skills. The Boggy Creek Show has several schedules shows during autumn and is one

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of the major attractions in Tumbarumba, situated just out of town. On the drive to Boggy Creek you can also visit the monument which marks where police sergeant David Maginnity was shot by bushranger Dan Morgan in 1864. Sergeant Maginnity surprised an ambush of Dan Morgan’s bushranger gang and was shot in the head by Morgan. Locals believe the Sergeant was dragged by his horse for several kilometres until a stockman found the body. Sergeant Maginnity was one of the ﬁrst New South Wales policemen to be killed in the line of duty. The nearby Glenroy Heritage Reserve with the Pioneer Women’s Hut and Cottage Craft Shop is a popular attraction. The Sugar Pines walk on the Batlow Road is one of the most popular and photographed locations in Tumbarumba. Here you can walk a thin corridor of towering pine trees with sunlight streaming in from all angles. You can ﬁnd more information at www.visittumbarumba.com.au.

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A cool climate tour SIPPING on cool climates wines with spectacular country views is a trademark of the Tumbarumba wineries cellar door scene. Whether it is the Snowy Mountains as your backdrop, manicured vineyards, rolling country hills or a primely position lake on your lawn. They all ooze relaxation and set the scene for either a wonderful weekend away or just a day trip for tastings to restock your wine racks. Sitting on the verandah of Courabyra Wines award winning cellar door and winery, worries of the world seem a distant thought as you tuck into the wine tasting platter accompanied by a glass of 157 Pinot Noir 2014 vintage. The brie cheese, quince paste, salt and pepper squid with pork slider and olives and crackers certainly hit the mark as a cool mountain breeze rustles the vines below. Those same vines that continually produce award winning wines for Cathy Gairn, who is most likely to have served your delicious lunch. Down the road closer to town Johansenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Wines have a rustic cellar door with character, a temporary venue until they build their new version. Open on weekends, here you will ďŹ nd a selection of wines, the Gamay a favourite of

most. Winemaker Bryan Martin describing it as a light red, perfect for those warmer months and summer as it can be enjoyed chilled. It has succulent redÂ berry ďŹ&#x201A;avours leaving you wanting more. If time allows and you are planning a weekend getaway the Tumbarumba Motel and Elms Restaurant is a superb choice to stay. This will allow you time to visit two wineries per day and take the time to absorb this cool climate region. Plus, dinner at the Elms is always a special occasion itself with superb food. Tumbarumba Wines Escape in the Mannus Valley has a purpose-built lake at your footsteps and their chardonnay blends perfectly with their delicious pizza. Lunch on the lawn has a nice ring to it. Taking the drive to Obsession Wines, a quick stop at Paddys River Falls lookout will not only allow you to see the cascading waterfall but will get your mind ďŹ&#x201A;owing for some superb tastings. Located on Brayne Estate with the fabulous gardens and cafĂŠ, the winery is open seven days and is more than just wine tasting. Tasting directly above the winery, peer below and see the huge tanks and barrels

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One huge street party EVERYONE knows Batlow is famous for its juicy apples, but if you have not heard their CiderFest in May is jostling for top billing in this small rural town. Without doubt the biggest day of the year in Batlow, the town closes the streets and thousands of folk from adjoining regions and towns descend on Batlow for one huge street party. The atmosphere is sensational, visitors wander the street tasting and sampling not only the best local cider, but various local produce and market stalls. There is a full list of cider brewers in attendance from the local crew of The Apple Thief, Batlow Cider Co, Wilgro traditional cider plus local beer brewer Tumut River Brewing Co. Since its creation this street party has breathed life into Batlow with over 6000 festival goers attending each year to celebrate the harvest of apples and another successful growing season. Australia’s leading cider producers stand shoulder to shoulder serving sparkling ciders in Batlow’s main street to showcase their own brand of “value added” apple products. Country folk meet city folk, friends and family catch up, community members open their homes for visitors and the day is ﬁlled with fun and live music across two separate stages. Don’t be at all surprised to see folk dressed up as “Wacky Apple Tarts”, all just part of the fun. Street theatre in “royal” guise will complement the colour and vitality of the day and young people in crazy costumes visit each year for the celebrations. Batlow’s home-made apple pies will be complemented by gourmet foods and exotic dishes from the Mediterranean, the Netherlands and Bavaria. A uniquely named German style sausage, the “Batwurst”, will feature alongside locally baked bread rolls and pretzels from Poppy’s Oven, an historic but still-working baker’s oven set in the middle of town.

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Locally grown chestnuts, free-range eggs, jams, jellies and a wide variety of locally grown fruits and vegetables will ensure that visitors have a huge range of take-home local produce to choose from. The kids are well entertainment with amusements and in keeping with previous years tradition, a new cider song will be launched at the 2019 CiderFest, a catchy tune sure to be one of those that you can’t stop humming once heard. GETTING THERE Guests travelling from Tumut, Adelong and Tumbarumba area can take several scheduled buses but need to book in advance. Batlow has limited accommodation so staying in adjoining towns of Tumut, Adelong or Tumbarumba are great options and access the scheduled transport. Just be sure to book ahead for accommodation and transport. All travel details are on the www.batlowciderfest.com.au website

LOOKING for something different from the CiderFest, then you should attend the cider conference where you can learn more about the industry. There are several guest speakers talking on various subjects including Batlow residents Ralph Wilson from Wilgro Orchards and author Harald Tietze. Joachim Herrmann will discuss biology and Tim McNeilly will share experiences on fermenting.

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FRIDAY MAY 17 SCHEDULE 9:40 Building Biology - Is Your Home Making you Sick? Joachim Herrmann 10:30 Ice Cider and Real Cider Why Ice Cider? The Natural Choice. The History and how is it made. Ralph Wilson 11:10 Really Awesome Whole Foods - Fermenting Foods, Creating Supertonics. Tim McNeilly 11:30 Seeing The Invisible Nature can teach you. Harald Tietze 12:50 Make your own REAL Sauerkraut - Harald Tietze 13:30 Make Your Own Delicious, Pro-biotic Kefir and Kefir Cheese. Tim McNeilly 15:00 Herbal Medicine made at Home, Teas, Oils, Ointments and their use. Harald Tietze You can find more information on the BatlowCiderFest.com.au website.

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WHEN it comes to world records, none may have stood longer than Ken Warby’s world water speed record. In 1978 at Blowering Dam in Tumut Ken broke his own record in his rocket propelled Spirit of Australia boat and a speed of 511.10 kilometres per hour (317.58 mph). The record has stood for over 40 years. To this day he is the only person to have exceeded 300mph (480kmh) on water and live. Donald Campbell, Ken’s hero as a child died on his attempt after his hydroplane crashed at over 320 mph on his return run in his 1967 record attempt. Dave Warby, Ken’s son has been trialing his boat Spirit of Australia II for the past 18 months and in 2019 the Warby Motorsports team should be ready to

attempt the record. Up until December 2018 each trial run had resulted in faster speeds and more understanding of the boat. The December trial resulted in a few technical issues which the team has been addressing since. They will have a shorter hit out in Taree in February before returning for their next trial run in Tumut in 2019. At Tumut they can run the full 10 kilometre course and ramp up speed to exceed their fastest time so far of 350 kilometres per hour set in September 2018. At these speeds you need everything in your favour, and it is a full team mission across all facets of the boat and safety. Before each run a team of boats from SES and volunteers scan the waterway for any visible debris. To reach maximum speeds the water condition also must be right. Too many ripples and

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rough water does not equal a fast boat. Dave has said all along that boat speed is not a problem and if all goes according to plan the team will assess a record attempt sometime this year. “I am not using much throttle to run 350k’s. That’s got much more up its sleeve and the last 2000rpm in that engine is where it really cakes on the speed. But it’s creeping up and doing it right. That’s how dad broke the record, he crept it up and he fixed problems along the way, and we are doing the same.” You can watch Dave Warby in action from the banks of Blowering Dam at Tumut. The crowd has been building each trial with a great atmosphere. The team aim for three to four runs per day depending on conditions. Stay tuned for dates at Facebook Warby Motorsport Spirit 2 - The Fastest Team On Water.

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Man from Snowy River country WHEN you are looking for an event with nonstop four day entertainment, the Man from Snowy River Bush Festival in Corryong has all bases covered. Just remember to bring your cowboy hat and join in for a ride through history and great horsemanship. The Man from Snowy River Challenge is the showcase event of the Festival, which endeavours to ďŹ nd the modern day Man from Snowy River. When it comes to the test of good all round horsemanship, the Challenge is second to none. Witness the outstanding horsemanship and skill of todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Australian Stockmen and women. All their skills will be on display as they compete in the six gruelling preliminary events set to challenge the most skilled and professional horse and rider teams. The top ten scoring riders move forward from the preliminary events to take centre stage on Sunday and earn their place in the ďŹ nal events; Patersonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Brumby Catch and the Kosciuszko Stocksaddle Buckjump. The street parade is a huge event with Corryong streets lined with people. Led by Rileyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Riders after having conquered the steep and rugged terrain riding from Tom

Groggin Station to Corryong, the parade is an event in itself. The Re-enactment of Banjoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s famous poem is not to be missed. The show starts with the story of how Jack Riley and Banjo might have met and the yarns they may have swapped over a bottle of whisky at Tom Groggin Station.Â This year there are two shows to accommodate the growing crowd at 10am and 2.30pm. You will need to book which Re-enactment you wish to attend. There is no shortage of entertainment with two stages hosting the best country artists that bring the crowd to life. Plus, there is busking, photography, poetry, dog jumping, working cattle dogs, Aussie bush idol, whip cracking and a whole swag more. The event is so big you have to book well in advance to secure accommodation and camp grounds ďŹ ll up instantly when bookings open. Visitors who are booking relatively late would be best suited to staying in Khancoban, just a short 20 minute drive. Khancoban, a beautiful small town at the foot of the Snowy Mountains and has an abundance of nature at its doorstep. With Khancoban Pondage the centre piece of town, you can visit the NPWS visitor centre

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FISH: One of the trout ponds at Eucumbene Trout Farm.

Vibrant trout business It’s a gem of a property! At around 1100 metres above sea level and occupying 18.5 hectares of well-grassed Monaro land, this multi-faceted treasure is now on the market. Ideally located 33kms from Jindabyne and 45kms from Cooma, the Eucumbene Trout Farm boasts – among many attractive features – three residences, a six-hectare private lake stocked with trout plus a smoke house and cafe. The gracious ﬁve-bedroom weatherboard homestead, with its original Sundowner verandah, dates back to c.1890. Sympathetic additions and renovations over the years include a new kitchen, an efficient heating system and 45,000-litre rainwater tanks. The three-bedroom manager’s cottage, which also dates to c.1890, is currently undergoing renovations that include two new bathrooms, a large open plan kitchen and lounge/dining area plus new gas heating and hot water systems. A third residence, Lakeview Cottage, is proving extremely popular with trout ﬁshermen or those seeking an idyllic place to enjoy amazing views and complete

privacy. The furnished holiday let (built 2015) overlooks the private lake and comprises two bedrooms, one bathroom, an open plan kitchen and living area plus gas heating and hot water. The Eucumbene Trout Farm is an iconic Snowy Mountains business that has been a popular tourist attraction from the time of its establishment in the 1970s. It continues to provide hours of pleasure for adults and children alike, keen to experience the thrill of catching their very ﬁrst trout! The hard work of the current owners has resulted in two recent prestigious awards – the inaugural Outstanding Small Business Awards for the Snowy Mountains Region and the Southern Area NSW and the farm was a ﬁnalist in the NSW State Awards. Last but not least, the delicious smoked trout and smoked trout mousse produced by Eucumbene Trout Farm has been awarded medals in the Fine Food Australia (Melbourne) and Sydney Royal Easter Show competitions. Contact Raine and Horne Jindabyne for further information on 02 6456 2999.

Tathra Beach House Management Right Business

For Sale

$2,150,000

For those at the top of their game. With 28 apartments, villas and units this is one of the larger Management Right situations in Southern NSW. Just a couple of hours from the Snow Fields. Strong year round corporate and tourism visitation. This multi award winning management rights property is for sale for the very ﬁrst time. A feature of the property is the freehold on title street front reception that could be utilised to further expand the business into off site property management or Real Estate services. Also included in the price is the 4-bedroom freestanding managers home, directly opposite the beach, with stunning views of the beach and the Tathra streetscape, as well as freehold title to a fully equipped laundry and a conference facility for 20 delegates. A stunning opportunity.

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EUCUMBENE TROUT FARM

FOR SALE AWARD WINNING ICONIC TOURISM BUSINESS Includes 3 RESIDENCES set on 18.5 Hectares 1066 Stoney Creek Road Rocky Plain NSW 2628 just 158kms from Canberra www.eucumbenetroutfarm.com CONTACT - RAINE & HORNE SNOWY MOUNTAINS BEN CLANCY OR MATT LOWE - 02 6456 2999 www.rh.com.au/jindabyne Snowy Mountains Magazine - 2019 - 57

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Property Guide Stunning Lake Crackenback INTERESTED parties looking to escape the city scene or have a stunning apartment retreat should look no further than this two bedroom apartment at Lake Crackenback Resort. Apartments within Lake Crackenback Resort are keenly sought for their convenience and size; this particular apartment ﬁts the bill perfectly as it is close to the gym, pool and tennis court, and a short walk to all the facilities within the resort. Wake each morning to the peaceful surroundings with nature at your doorstep and relax as you take in the lake frontage views and serenity. With two bathrooms and one car space, the apartment comes fully furnished and is ready to rent plus enjoy holidays here at this picturesque setting. The facilities at the resort are offered to everyone with an abundance of bike

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tracks, hiking trails, great ﬁshing nearby in the Thredbo River, golf and tennis, as well as two excellent restaurants. Located on the Alpine Way conveniently between Jindabyne and Thredbo, plus adjacent to the Skitube for easy access to Perisher during winter, the location is second to none and affords all the lifestyle of Snowy Mountains living. The apartment is for sale for $455,000 through Forbes Stynes Real Estate, contact agent Michelle Stynes on 0413 671 067 to arrange an inspection or visit the website at www.fsre.com.au.

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SPLENDOUR: The stunning Glenrowan Springs property.

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LOCATION: Is there a better setting than living at stunning Lake Crackenback Resort in this two bedroom apartment.

BUYERS looking for a prestigious country residence on idyllic small acreage will be attracted to this outstanding Avonside property with Snowy Mountain views. Situated on a private rural setting, the irrigated tree lined driveway lures you into this stunning Bruce Volte architecturally designed home that include ﬁve oversized bedrooms, four bathrooms, two of which have separate toilets plus a study/office. With a stylish presentation and oneof-a-kind grand exterior entranceway, the soaring three-metre-high ceilings compliment an exceptionally spacious living, sitting/formal dining area with spectacular views and a stunning granite and recycled timber Cheminees Philippe style ﬁreplace. The generous gourmet kitchen and dining area with 4.4 metre raked ceilings embrace the northerly aspect and overlook beautifully landscaped, low

maintenance courtyard gardens. The kitchen features a new gas cooktop and gas oven, a large walk-in pantry and a Corian heat resistant benchtop on a feature granite pedestal. Each morning wake to superb main range views in the upstairs master bedroom suite with large walk-in robe, ensuite, western deck with 3.9 metre raked ceilings and reverse cycle air conditioning. The main residence (3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 powder room) is connected to the guest quarters (2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms) with a north facing living/ dining/kitchenette and private balcony located above the double garage with a separate courtyard entrance. The property is being sold through Kosciuszko First National Real Estate. Interested parties should contact agent Sally McCoullough on 0484 322 214 or visit www.kfn.com.au.

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