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Amiens
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With a name such as Amiens, it stands to reason that there would be links back to World War I.
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Applethorpe
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Naturally enough apple-town (Applethorpe) would have to produce apples, and it does, along with a range of other fruits.
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Ballandean
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It is in this area, just to the south of Stanthorpe, where the State's first commercially grown table grapes were harvested.
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Eukey
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Western Australia reckons it has it all over the wise-men from the East when it comes to wildflower time.
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Glen Aplin
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The roadside signs, glimpses of fruit trees, the occasional fruit stall, and the regular signs directing your attention to wineries indicate this is the famous Granite Belt of South East Queensland.
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Pozieres
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Any place which boasts having the most densely 'netted area' in the world may frighten off anglers.
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Severnlea
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The village of Severnlea, on the highway south of Stanthorpe on the Southern Downs of Queensland, probably has not changed that much over the years.
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Stanthorpe
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Stanthorpe is located south west of Brisbane and is nestled in the heart of the Granite Belt.
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The Summit
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Take leave of the New England Highway between Dalveen and Applethorpe (to the north of Stanthorpe) and check out the fruit stalls along that stretch of road known as Granite Belt Drive.
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Thulimbah
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More orchards, more fruit in season, but there's a bit of a difference between Thulimbah and the neighbouring towns which make up Granite Belt Drive north of Stanthorpe.
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