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Christmas is coming....
December already! Spoil a special someone... or yourself... with a Bombah Point Eco Cottages gift certificate. Certificates are available for dollar amounts so the recipients can put it towards their stay, or surprise them with a full accommodation voucher!
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Tawny Frogmouth Family
Mum, Dad and 3 baby Tawny Frogmouth Owls have been calling Bombah Point home. The family hung on during the recent bout of windy weather and are all doing really well. The original nest has now disintegrated (Tawneys aren't known for their brilliant nest building skills), and the 3 babies are now looking more like their parents, all learning to fly and hunt.
Koala Report - November 2008
The Myall Koala & Environment Support Group has had 189 koala sightings for November! (sightings are within the local Myall Lakes region).
There are 4 mums with babies in Hawks Nest at the moment and around 20 koalas in the town this summer!
If you would like to become a member of the Myall Koala & Environment Support Group, or would like to receive their monthly newsletter please let us know.
Photo (left) of koalas 'Pam' and baby 'Paul' at Hawks Nest, courtesy of Annette Miller and Myall Koala & Environment Support Group
Channel 9's "Getaway"
Bombah Point Eco Cottages will feature on Getaway when it returns for 2009. We'll keep you posted on when it goes to air!
The Scott Free Blog
Daniel Scott is an award-winning travel writer, sharing his opinions on his ninemsn travel section blog. Daniel writes...
"I recently spent a night at the excellent Bombah Point Eco cottages at the edge of the Myall Lakes National Park and was hugely impressed by the holistic and systematic environmental approach displayed there.
Eco-measures in place at Bombah Point include extensive solar panelling providing electricity, rainwater tanks throughout, a worm farm to deal with sewerage, a permaculture garden providing fresh vegetables and rigorous recycling and composting programs.
In my experience, Bombah Point puts many other Australian resorts and holiday products, which claim eco-credentials, to shame. It is definitely a good thing that there is now an environmental bandwagon on which to jump. But there are too many extravagant boasts in the domestic holiday market being made about environmental friendliness."
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