Introducing Goulburn Valley & Hume Freeway Region
You can put your foot down on the Hume Fwy (M31) as it isn’t particularly scenic and the speed limit is usually 110km, although there are a few attractions off the freeway.
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West of the Hume is the Goulburn Valley, Victoria’s fruit bowl. The valley’s other main crop is wine, and several wineries are worth a visit, notably the impressive Tahbilk and Mitchelton wineries near Nagambie.
East of the freeway are the foothills of the High Country.
Last updated: Aug 27, 2009
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RE: Jack Coult (19), British, possibly missing.
by Harry_Ramsden 10 February 2009
There have been fires near, though not in, Kilmore, but Shepparton is safe. Shepparton is the heart of the Goulburn valley which is one…
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Re: Serious Question - Speed Limits on By-Passes?
by Captain_Courageous 22 December 2008
It was a police car, not an unmarked one. So if they don't have the speed cameras then why were they sitting there? The police were…
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RE: Fruit Picking
by ianw6705 18 September 2008
Also, if you fly into Perth, there is a major harvest season south of there in summer and late summer (grapes, some stone-fruits, apples,…
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