Historical Neath Pub Traditional Cache
TeamSenz: We have decided to cut down on our cache hides to a maintainable amount since we have too many, unfortunately this was one of the ones we have picked to go. Hope you all had fun finding it. Feel welcome to take it over as you're own or reuse the spot for something better!
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This Cache is at the location of the Neath Pub, this tourist attraction is a great spot to stop and get something to eat & drink, or just to rest. This is a high muggle area.
The beautiful Neath Hotel is located on Cessnock Road between Cessnock and Kurri Kurri in the Hunter Valley, New South Wales, Australia. This family-friendly, country hotel is a huge 3 storey heritage building with a rich history dating all the way back to 1913. In its early days, the Neath Hotel was popular with miners, with mining being a rapidly developing industry in the Hunter Valley at the time, it was the perfect place to go after a hard days work – and still is! The Neath Hotel houses numerous historical artefacts from visitors along the way, including Harry Littlefair’s mining lamp and fuel container. Harry Littlefair was a miner who grew up in the Hunter Valley, he often enjoyed a cold beer at the Neath Hotel and left his lamp and fuel container at the hotel for safe keeping when he went off to fight in the war. Harry passed away in battle and his lamp still resides at the Neath Hotel today. Today, the Neath Hotel is family-friendly, with wheelchair access, a courtesy bus, restaurant, bar, accommodation and more! So whether you’re dining in the restaurant, having a cool drink at the bar, holding a function or staying at the hotel, nothing is too much trouble for the staff. FTF goes to Jonignite & TeamUnibolt. Congratz.
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