 Orientation Tour
The first of many excellent tours with Pinetree Tours.
|  Norfolk Island School
Students are educated in accordance with the NSW Curriculum and the Teachers are appointed on a 3-year term from NSW. Norfolk Island is a popular posting for teachers.
|  Leaving the Burnt Pine Township
|  Cattle Grid
Most properties have a cattle grid at the entrance to prevent cattle passing through.
|
 Green Hills and Valleys
Along Rooty Hill Road.
|  Ocean View from Rooty Hill Road
|  Cemetery and Golf Course
Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
|  Cemetery on Emily Bay
Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
|
 Golf Course and Golf Club House
The Golf Club House was formerly the Stipendiary Magistrate's Quarters. Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
|  Nepean and Phillip Islands
Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
|  Information and Map
Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
|  Information and Map
Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
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 Information and Map
Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
|  Plaque
This plaque was unveiled by Her Majesty the Queen on the occasion of the Royal Visit to Norfolk Island in February 1974, the Bi-Centenary Year of the discovery of the island by Captain James Cook on 10 October 1774.
|  Historic Houses of Quality Row
The Quality Row houses comprise part of the most extensive remaining pre-1850 settlement street in Australia. Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
|  Historic Kingston
Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
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 The Islands beyond the Golf Course
Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
|  The Old Military Barracks
Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
|  Old Military Barracks
The terraced effect on the hillside is created by grazing cattle. Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
|  Rooty Hill Road lined by Norfolk Pine Trees
Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
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 Norfolk Island Pines complete the picture
Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
|  Another view from the lookout
Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
|  Yet another view of this pretty island
Overlooking Kingston, taken from Queen Elizabeth Lookout on Rooty Hill Road.
|  Old Military Barracks
A fine example of 1830's British military architecture. Designed by William Buchanan in 1826 as a two-storey building with verandahs to accommodate 100 men. Completed in 1834, the complex was surrounded by a high stone wall, rectangular in plan, with corner turrets.
|
 Old Military Barracks
This historical building now serves as the chambers and offices of the Norfolk Island Legislative Assembly.
|  Coastal View
Taken through the window of the bus.
|  The Lush Green of the Golf Course
|  Rocky Outcrop on Reserve
|
 Ocean View
From eastern end of Emily Bay.
|  View across Emily Bay
|  Across the water
Against the sun towards Kingston Pier.
|  Nepean Island
A limestone islet of about four hectares and 2 km south of Norfolk Island.
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 Nepean Island and Phillip Island
Phillip Island is an irregularly shaped rugged volcanic island more than 2 kms long and 7 km south of Norfolk Island.
|  Rugged Coastline of Volcanic Rock
|  Near Kingston Pier
Old Lighter near Boatshed, and Nepean Island on the horizon.
|  Kingston Pier on the south
Note small fishing boat about to be winched ashore.
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 Kingston Pier
Small fishing boat being lifted out of the water. All cargo comes ashore in this manner.
|  Coastline west of Kingston Pier
|  Hillside cutting for access road to Cascade Pier
|  Cascade Pier on the north
As Norfolk has no harbour, ships stand about a kilometre off shore from Kingston or Cascade, according to where the swell is coming from, and lighters are sent out to pick up passengers or cargo.
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