Plough and Harrow West - A short walk on the wild side 4 - In western Sydney Regional Parklands Abbotsbury, New South Wales, Australia
By HansJJ on 22-Jan-19. Waypoint GA13514

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Type: Traditional
Container: Regular
Coordinates: S33° 52.371' E150° 50.872' (WGS 84)
  56H 300941E 6249857N (UTM)
Elevation: 141 m
Local Government Area: Fairfield City

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Plough and Harrow is a popular picnic area surrounded by beautiful native bushland and split into two areas: East and West. West is better suited to large groups wanting more open space.

Yarraman Park - Cecil Hills NSW 2171

Entrance corner of Elizabeth Drive and Windsor Road, Abbotsbury, NSW.

Gate opening times 8.00 am to 6.00 pm (non-daylight saving)

Gate opening times 8.00 am to 8.00 pm (daylight saving)

What's at Plough and Harrow West?

Plough and Harrow West is a short bushland walk from Plough and Harrow East, and is perfect for picnicking and open space play with large shelters suitable for bigger groups. The area is accessible for visitors with limited mobility. Plough and Harrow West have its own parking area.

Picnic Shelters: Choose from 12 shelters. Eight are available for hire, the rest are left open for people to use free of charge on a first-come first-served basis. Hire a Shelter.

Barbecues: 16 electric barbecues are available for use, free of charge. Please clean up after yourself. BYO portable gas barbecues are allowed, but heat bead or coal barbecues are not permitted here.

Toilets: Toilets, including accessible facilities, are available at this location.

Cache – with all caches it’s a walk on the wild side – well maybe not in this area. Basically, a shortish walk in the bush which has many walking tracks / cycle tracks from the main grass area & from the formed walking track. So, it’s up to you how you tackle this 1, the short way or the easy way – it’s up to you. Cache is a regular– a 7 litre container with swaps, at GZ a view.

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ROT 13: ABCDEFGHIJKLM
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16-Apr-20
with COVID-19 & government sending messages not to travel Rolling EyesRolling Eyes it was time to do my exercises - mental health cache checks Cool . also with my work hours changed due to COVID-19 I'm able to complete cache checks on my way home Smile
did the walk up here as I was VERY worried PrayAnxiousSick that it was burnt like No 2 & 3 Crying or Very sad - I was very excited to find cache A OK Very HappySmileCoolLaughing - no moisture inside & contents A OK - cache on when its all over Razz


 
11-Mar-19
A day trip to Sydney with LuckyL10n to fill in a couple of dragonZone areas on the map and to collect a few more caches.

Have been around here before, however it was time to come back and grab this latest addition. Walked in via the previous 3 so LL could grab them and then it was on a bit further for this one. Another great size cache, stocked with lots of goodies. Log was soon signed, the view admired before we headed off back along various tracks and back down to the car park.

Thanks again HansJJ….hopefully more locals will get out here and have a look around. There is certainly room for a few more caches.
 
11-Mar-19
#GA3463 - 12:25; In Sydney for the day with Sol de lune on a caching run which included the four caches in this series. Sdl had #1-3, so I was solo on those however, this one was a joint effort after we reached the summit. Another large and well stocked cache was located and we happily added our names to the log as joint *FTF*. I hope that more of the locals will make the effort to head out here enjoy what nature has to offer and the caches as well. TFTC HansJJ Very HappyClan Cerberus
 
22-Jan-19
 
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