Shear Outback in Hay, New South Wales, Australia | Cafe

Shear Outback

Locality: Hay, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 6993 4000

Address: Cnr Sturt & Cobb Highways 2711 Hay, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.shearoutback.com.au

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23.01.2022 Shear Outback is following all COVID 19 Guidelines from NSW Health. Social distancing applies in the Cafe - Museum and Woolshed. There may be some inconveniences which we doing our best to avoid but we must keep our staff and visitors safe. Contact details and sanitiser on entry is mandatory... Families may visit as a group but all other visitors can only be allowed to enter two at a time. The Cafe can only seat 20 people at any one time with some outdoor seating available. Bookings for ten or more for the cafe is essential! Limited seating in the woolshed but plenty of space and fresh air. Demonstrations 10.30am and 1pm 3.30pm some days. See more

16.01.2022 Rambowool Socks are pure wool and in great giftgiving colours! Three sizes 2-8,6-10 and 11-14. 100% Australian Made! Great for Fathers Day September 6th!!

15.01.2022 Interior Redbank North woolshed McMahons Reef NSW.

11.01.2022 The original Redbank shed built it c1850 with the addition of a skillion to cover more sheep in 1900 . 10 stands situated McMahons Reef NSW.

10.01.2022 Daryl blade shearing!

10.01.2022 Robinvale Estate Balsamic - Product of Australia. Restocked all flavour balsamics and dressings.

09.01.2022 Most people underestimate the sheer exhaustion that shearing crews endure during the hot days in the sheds. While it may have been 36c outside, it was near 42...c+ inside the heat-absorbing corrugated shed. Our crew managed to push through each run during the hotter days earlier this week; using smoko's to rest as best we could. Shearers and rousies work bloody hard all year round not to mention on the hotter days. Well done guys, just a little tatse of what's to come in summer

06.01.2022 According the the last census, out of a population of 25 million in Australia, just under 3000 people call themselves Shearers, and walk into Woolsheds just lik...e this and call it their office for the day. It's not everyones cup of tea I suppose, and you could call the job and people involved in the industry many things: Backbreaking, politically incorrect, dangerous, strenuous, funny and unique are some of the more common terms you hear thrown around. But in an age when there are far easier jobs and maybe even better ways to make money, the Shearing job is still an industry liker no other in Australia that continues to draw new people each year. Regardless of wether they work in it for a week or 30 years, everyone remembers their time spent in Shearing Sheds.

02.01.2022 For the caravanners - bamboo travel mugs and one to use in the caravan!

01.01.2022 Red Tractor Designs are Australian made and owned products. Pk10 Christmas Cards.

01.01.2022 Robinvale Estate dressings.