only accessible by ferry -quiet residential area but not really for tourists
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only accessible by ferry -quiet residential area but not really for tourists
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After reading Susan Duncan's books . Salvation Creek, The House and The Briny Cafe, I was keen to visit the places she mentions in her books including The Church Point Ferry cafe, Pittwater, Scotland island and Dorothea McKellar's house which Susan now lives in. The author Di Morrisey lived on Scotland. Island in her childhood. The 1920 brothel owner Tilly...
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a boat ferry trip, wonderful views, great walks and a million miles form all yet just there, love to visit, have friends who live there, and i think would be too hard to do that, but love going there
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When at Scotland Island and surrounds you can't believe that you are only 40 minutes from a large city. The people are friendly and enjoy the close community atmosphere. The waters are crystal clear.There are also many artistic people in the area .
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Scotland Island is a beautiful little island on the northern fringe of Sydney where you feel like you are miles away from a major city. Take a trip up to Church Point by car. Have breakfast or lunch at the Waterfront Cafe at Church Point overlooking the water. Then take a ferry trip round the Pittwater or directly over to...
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Magical little spot to go hideaway from it all for a night or two. As soon as you get to Church point you start to feel relaxed then by the time you've arrived by the little ferry you've forgotten all about work and the outside world.
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