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Autumn in Gippsland is a season that beautifully showcases nature’s transition.

Gippsland’s rolling hills and extensive farmland are draped in Autumn hues. The forests and national parks, like the Foster’s Gully Walk, Cowwarr Weir offer breathtaking walks with a canopy of colourful leaves crunching underfoot. The misty mornings and clear crisp days provide perfect conditions for outdoor photography and exploring nature.

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Autumn is a busy time for Gippsland’s farming communities. With the harvest season in full swing, local markets brim with fresh produce. The region’s wineries are a must-visit for wine enthusiasts eager to sample the latest vintages amidst the stunning backdrop of Autumn vineyards.

The towns and villages in Gippsland host various autumn festivals and events; keep an eye out for further information in The Middle of Everywhere markets and events and also South Gippsland Shire’s list of markets and events in this issue.

Autumn is also a time when wildlife in Gippsland becomes more active. Birdwatchers can spot various migratory birds, while the region’s lakes and rivers are teeming with life, making it a fantastic time for fishing and nature observation.

Whether you are a local or a visitor, autumn in Gippsland offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and a warm community spirit. It’s a season that truly enhances the charm of this picturesque region.

Doug Pell, Publisher

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Sarsaparilla Boutique San Remo & Cowes incorporating Neon Circus, Cowes

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Model, Jordan Reiter

Photographer, Claire Davie

Location, Turnbull Road, Woolamai Original Woolamai Primary School @sarsaparillaboutique

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