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We started from the Eastwood side of Kensington Railway Station, exploring 'below the tracks' for an appreciation of the small residential cottages mingled with the industrial past and present of Kensington.
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| From Kensington Places |
We crossed back via the Arden St railway footbridge appreciating the views south to Brown's Hill (near Dynon Rd) and the docklands, before heading up through the residential streets of South Kensington to the top of Kensington Hill.
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After a short break at Hardiman's Hotel, we continued our walk in McCracken St and appreciated the 1880's civic heart (churches and school) of Kensington. The group continued via Hopetoun St and Market St, to visit the historic Administration Office and Clocktower and a few stock pens that remain from the Newmarket Saleyards.
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Leaving the best for last, we joined Bellair St at the former Flemington and Kensington Town Hall and appreciated many fine buildings and their local history on the final stretch back to Kensington Railway Station.
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A second walk to take in the parts of Kensington west of Epsom Road and Kensington Banks is planned for another day. Anybody who wishes to, might describe here a special place or walking route of historical interest within Kensington and nearby Flemington, for a future guided walk.
