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Thursday, February 23, 2012

Harwood Island Hall

The Harwood Island Hall is a unique structure as it mostly sits over the waters of the Clarence River.

Posted by Mark at 2:00 AM
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Location: 24 River St, Harwood NSW 2465, Australia

10 comments:

  1. Now, that is interesting. Do they still have to pay land taxes, if it is mostly not on land?!

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  2. Yes -maybe it is like a houseboat - no property tax.

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  3. Was there more to the sign after that TRUST? or should you trust it will be safe inside?

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  4. I'm wondering what the trust is all about. Are we to trust that there's a floor so we won;t fall through into the water? :))

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  5. I like the comments on 'trusting' it won't fall into the river. In Australia a Trust is a non-paying State Government appointed position where a group of people are given the job to look after a community building or piece of land (usually a recreation facility). Normally they have to find the money for upkeep and improvements.

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  6. That's an interesting location.

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  7. I'm finding lots of community halls on my tour of the 100 towns but haven't found one like this.

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  8. A great location Mark ..... But I wouldn't want to turn the wrong way on leaving at night

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  9. Very unusual indeed. I wonder if the river was high when they built the hall, surely not?

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  10. It would be fun to be in that building!

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