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Love Lawson

Locality: Lawson, New South Wales

Address: P.O Box 157 2783 Lawson, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 HISTORIC SNAPSHOT ~ Douglas Square, Lawson around 1900. There are plans to restore the facades over the shops. It'll be great if and when it happens. HAVE YOU subscribed to our newsletters yet? Click here: https://askroz.news/Subscribe-Updates

18.01.2022 Great to have you back ! Best wishes for your continued recovery.

17.01.2022 REVISIT ~ Lawson Swamp Walking Track. This is a seldom walked track that is a wonderful surprise. It has no cliff views, but it does have beautiful bushland, an...d beautiful bush Spring colours, and an amazing valley. For the best colours, walk it soon after sunrise. This is a wonderful SD walk. TIP: Don't rush the walk, look out for the bush colours and the amazing rock formations in the early part of the walk. Distance: 2.5km Time: 70 mins return Kid-safe: Yes Dogs on-leash: No, it's National Park Steps: Narrow bush track Accessible: No Heights: None DIRECTIONS: Park here>> https://w3w.co/sturdy.sprinter.rentals The track heads out from there across some amazing rocks. Follow the track for about 30 mins down into the valley until you get to a sign about the Blue Mountains Water Skink. At that point, turn right and follow the track up to the road and turn right. Follow that up until you the letterbox where you turn right and return to your car. MORE info: https://www.askroz.com.au//index/lawson-swamp-walking-track HAVE YOU subscribed to our newsletters yet? Click here: https://askroz.news/Subscribe-Updates Walks Around Penrith and The Blue Mountains

17.01.2022 WOW how things have changed.

16.01.2022 They’re the people that create jobs and thriving communities. Australia’s 3.5 million small businesses.

15.01.2022 One of the best walks in the Mountains. :)

14.01.2022 HEADS UP ~ We are in for a WET WEEK. From Monday, we may be getting some serious rainfalls. This is how the BOM sees our week. We provide weather updates at 6:3...0am every day. SUBSCRIBE to one of our Newsletters NEWS TOURISM BUSINESS ACCOMMODATION https://www.askroz.com.au/blog/subscribe

14.01.2022 Rust and Timber Chocolate Bar update :)

14.01.2022 My how times have changed.

12.01.2022 The festive season is well and truly upon us. Whether you are preparing for a road trip or plan to spend time relaxing at home this summer, support local busine...sses by loving local this year. From Things to See and Do with guests, to gifts for adventurers, crafters and foodies, everything you need is here at your fingertips in the Blue Mountains. Let us know the ways you will be loving local this festive season, in the comments. For more Christmas gift ideas go to: https://www.bmcc.nsw.gov.au/love-local-festive-season. #lovelocal #lovelocalbluemountains #bluemountains #bluemountainscitycouncil #lovebluemountains #mtnsmade #bluemtnsmakers #shoplocal #lovelocalcreatives #bluemountainsmusicians #campstreetclimbing #holidayherethisyear #vinylcollector #recordshops #sustainablefabricstore #lovesushi #gourmetgifts Minerva's Bower Summit Gear Whisk & Pin @jcvautomotive Jcv Automotive The Velvet Fog Season Sushi Katoomba @agaAgainst the Grain Windows & Doors Camp Street Climbing Katoomba Jennifer Silversalt

12.01.2022 Do we want another Lawson?

12.01.2022 Troy has good advice here :)

12.01.2022 CHECK out the video of the walk.

11.01.2022 That looks wonderful :)

08.01.2022 HISTORIC SNAPSHOT ~ Installation of the railway bridge at San Jose Avenue, at Lawson on the 31st October 2009. The new bridge was widened. SUBSCRIBE to one of our Newsletters NEWS ~ TOURISM ~ BUSINESS ~ ACCOMMODATION https://www.askroz.com.au/blog/subscribe

08.01.2022 Make a day out of exploring the mid-Mountains by visiting the township of Lawson. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Blue Mountains by taking one of ...the many bushwalks in Lawson. There you’ll see magnificent waterfalls, ancient views, and an abundance of bird life. Find out more about how you can love Lawson at: https://www.bmcc.nsw.gov.au/lov/hazelbrook-and-lawson-focus #lovelocal #lovelocalbluemountains #LoveNSW #lawson #bluemountains #bluemtsaus #bluemountainscitycouncil #bluemountainsbusiness

06.01.2022 FANCY a tasty treat in Lawson, the foodie capital of the Blue Mountains. You have so many choices. Rust and Timber Chocolate Bar, Lawson Chinese Restaurant, Cor...tado Ben Roberts Cafe Lawson Cake Shop Maprang Thai The CheeseSteak Factory Corner Napoli Lawson Pizza and Kebab Chick N Coop Portuguese Style Chicken Subway Australia ECO Mountain Cafe Lawson Blue Mountain Hotel, Lawson NSW 2783 and Mesa Barrio LOVE LOCAL ~ Find out more about how you can love Hazelbrook at: https://www.bmcc.nsw.gov.au/lov/hazelbrook-and-lawson-focus #lovelocal #lovelocalbluemountains #LoveNSW #hazelbrook #lawson #bluemountains #bluemtsaus #bluemountainscitycouncil #bluemountainsbusiness #llarbmlawsonhazelbrook Hazelbrook and Lawson in focus https://www.bmcc.nsw.gov.au Blue Mountains City Council

06.01.2022 WOW, my have things changed.

06.01.2022 This is a wonderful spot. Drop in to one of our great foodie spots and then head over for a picnic :)

05.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS ~ ’ a great initiative by Blue Mountains City Council, Blue Mountains Tourism, and NPWS. Originall...y done for the Summer fire recovery, but still very fitting. Well done! ? Share this post, it’s so important to the Blue Mountains Blue Mountains City Council (BMCC), in partnership with Blue Mountains Tourism (BMT) and NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service (NPWS), have developed a destination marketing campaign to kick-start the local economy after bush fires and COVID-19. Aimed at families and couples, the campaign showcases the best the region has on offer: outdoor adventures, cosy hotels, culinary delights, pampering experiences and more. #GoBlue #StayANightOrTwo launches on Monday, 29 June and encourages Sydneysiders, and NSW residents, to visit the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains and stay overnight, or for a weekend. The campaign has been funded by the NSW Government Bushfire Community Resilience and Economic Recovery Fund ($100,000) and Council ($85,000), and showcases some of the unique experiences the Blue Mountains has to offer. BMCC Mayor Mark Greenhill said: The idea for this campaign was formulated after the bush fires and, originally, it was planned to be in market in time for the Easter school holidays. The COVID-19 pandemic forced those plans to change. Council is pleased that this vital campaign can now get underway. We need to encourage people to start visiting again and stay, which in turn will help our local operators, who are desperate for the business after such a challenging period. BMT President Jason Cronshaw, who was on the working group that oversaw the creation of the campaign, said: It was great to be able to include so many operators in the production of this destination marketing campaign, to truly showcase what the entire region has to offer. As a partner in the campaign, NPWS Blue Mountains acting Director Cameron Chaffey said: Blue Mountains National Park is the most visited in NSW and is crucial to the local economy. NPWS has worked with Council and the tourism industry to assist with this campaign to encourage visitors back to enjoy the national park and all the great experiences the Blue Mountains has to offer. The campaign, which will be in market for a period of six weeks, will use: Outdoor Electronic billboards located in high profile locations throughout Sydney such as the M5 Motorway, M1 Motorway and Pennant Hills Rd. Train station billboards. Digital Display on YouTube, and Other Social Media channels, such as Facebook and Instagram. It is aimed at families, with kids who are aged from nine to 15 years, as well as young couples aged 25 to 35 years, encouraging people to visit and stay. The campaign will be featured at www.visitbluemountains.com.au and on www.askroz.com.au https://www.askroz.com.au/blog/go-blue/ Blue Mountains Visitor Information Centres 2LT @ScenBlue Mountains ~ Historic Snapshots @Blue Mountains Explorer Bus Bygone Beautys

05.01.2022 What do you remember?

04.01.2022 HISTORIC SNAPSHOT ~ Blue Mountain Hotel through the years - 10 photos Which look do you prefer? Blue Mountain Hotel Lawson

04.01.2022 Thank goodness things have changed.

04.01.2022 HISTORIC SNAPSHOT ~ A wide shot of Lawson in the 1920's. Looking East along the Western Highway. LOVE LOCAL ~ Find out more about how you can love Hazelbrook ...at: https://www.bmcc.nsw.gov.au/lov/hazelbrook-and-lawson-focus #lovelocal #lovelocalbluemountains #LoveNSW #hazelbrook #lawson #bluemountains #bluemtsaus #bluemountainscitycouncil #bluemountainsbusiness #llarbmlawsonhazelbrook : http://lnnk.in/@Visitor-WINTER : http://lnnk.in/@After-Rain to the Ask Roz Blue Mountains' "General" newsletter: http://lnnk.in/@Subscribe-ARBM-General

03.01.2022 Very interesting :)

02.01.2022 We have some great places to eat:)

01.01.2022 All members of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Lawson (CCIL) wish everyone, especially those in Lawson, a wonderful, safe, and joyous Christmas and New Year period. While 2020 has been a difficult time for us all, we are confident that 2021 will see a great community revival. MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR

01.01.2022 A great photo :)

01.01.2022 A Lawson secret :)