See Wollombi Markets on www.wollombi.nsw.au or on Face book!

This rate is for a min of 3 night stay.

Dinner available every night, with home made organic Pumpkin Soup, estate raised Beef and plenty more homegrown goodies!

Then on Monday we have the famous Wollombi Markets!

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On 6 June, an event that takes place only four times every two centuries will enthral the world’s astronomers, as it has ever since the 1600s – but now it can provide priceless data in the hunt for habitable planets in deep space and in re-measuring the distance of the sun from Earth.

Venus will appear as a tiny speck on one side of the Sun in a few weeks and will slowly traverse the solar disc for a few hours. The movement of that little black dot may seem insignificant. But it is one of the rarest sights in astronomy, an event known as a transit of Venus. Miss this one and you will have to wait until 2117 for the next.

As seen from Earth, only transits of Mercury and Venus are possible. On average, there are 13 transits of Mercury each century. In contrast, transits of Venus occur in pairs with more than a century separating each pair.

For Northern Hemisphere locations above latitude ~67° north (including the Philippines) all of the transit is visible regardless of the longitude.

Koolang Observartory will have a show on for this night, be quick 02 49988216.