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Bulli Tops Run Panorama House Bulli Tops Telephone 4268 3388 Buffet Lunch $18.00 per person 1. Turn right into Osborne Road 2. Turn left into Eridge Park Road 3. Straight ahead to roundabout to Old South Road 4. Remain on Old South Road, past Mittagong International Airport, to T intersection at Alpine 5. Turn right into Old Hume Highway 6. Follow through Yerrinbool, Yanderra to Remembrance Drive 7. Turn left into Remembrance Drive 8. Follow Remembrance Drive 9. After approx 1kl turn right into Lupton Street Caution ‘NO PASSING BRIDGE’ 10. Proceed straight through roundabout into Arina Road (automatically becomes Rockford Road) 11. Turn left into Remembrance Drive after approx 700 metres 12. Turn right into Bargo River Road 13. Before rail crossing turn right into Station Street 14. Turn left onto Thirlmere Way to Argyle Street 15. Turn left into Argyle Street – after about 1kl 16. Turn right into Princes Street, cross bridge 17. Turn right into Picton Road 18. Turn left into Almond Street after 200 metres 19. Turn right into Argyle Street, becomes Wilton Road 20. Follow Wilton Road down Broughton Pass and into Appin 21. Turn right into Appin Road 22. CAUTION – EASY TO MISS!! Just after crossing the (M1) Princess Motorway bridge – say 10 metres- turn left 23. Veer onto Princess Freeway (M1) going north stay in right hand lane 24. Proceed (approx) 600 metres, going under bridge THEN 25. Undertake right ‘U’ turn in ‘U’ turn bay onto Princess Highway (now proceeding south) 26. Veer into the M1 Princess Motorway – stay in left hand lane for (approx) 700 metres 27. Turn left into Panorama House Hotel car park Contact: Peter & Carol Carpenter on 0410 617 946 .
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