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Happy New Year

9 January, 2012 · Posted by Rachael Goldsworthy

Happy New Year to our friends and clients across the Hawkesbury. Hope you had a fantastic Christmas and have been at last enjoying some warm weather.

Sandstorm is coming up. From our new offices at 2 Johnston Street, we can see lots of dark blue temporary fencing and timber platforms in preparation for this sand sculpture extravaganza. And lots of sand!

We’re looking forward to it and hope to get a new and sensational view from the office windows during the event.

Let me know what you think of it and send your photos.

Rachael 🙂

Happy Australia Day!

26 January, 2011 · Posted by Rachael Goldsworthy

A very happy Australia Day to you all.

I trust you had a fabulous day with family and friends – regardless of the sweltering heat. This is the real summer at last. Thank goodness we have a versatile river to enjoy so many different activities: floating on the lilo, fishing, and swimming. I don’t know about you, but I sure could cope with a four-day work week. Shame it’s not Australia Day every Wednesday.

Pushy Agent

26 January, 2011 · Posted by Rachael Goldsworthy

Found this funny video on youtube… promise I won’t ARKS you any questions

Happy New Year!

12 January, 2011 · Posted by Rachael Goldsworthy

Wishing you a fabulous 2011!

Looks like we are in for the long-haul with this unseasonably wet summer.

Hope you all have your umbrellas handy!

Windsor Bridge over the Hawkesbury River

1 July, 2009 · Posted by Rachael Goldsworthy

Windsor Bridge is the oldest existing crossing of the Hawkesbury River. The bridge was originally built with a timber deck on cast iron piers in 1875. Over the years the bridge has undergone many alterations including raising the bridge by 2.4 metres and adding a pier in 1897. The timber deck, abutment and the same pier were replaced by reinforced concrete in 1920 and a footpath was added on the downstream side in 1968.

The bridge is 143 metres long and 6.1 metres wide. It carries an average of 18,000 vehicles per day.

While the existing structure is still considered safe for general traffic, parts of the bridge are now over 135 years old.

Options for relocation of the Windsor Bridge are:

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Source: NSW Government

Sewerage Program for Glossodia, Freemans Reach and Wilberforce

1 December, 2008 · Posted by Rachael Goldsworthy

Properties included in Glossodia:

Properties included in Freemans Reach:

Properties included in Wilberforce:

Source: Sydney Water