Seaham
Seaham
Head west along Queen St and this road will become Seaham Rd which will take you the 13 km to Seaham. The pink-coloured church which is visible on a hill to the right just as you leave Clarence Town is St Patrick's. The drive to Seaham is very green and pleasant. On your left as you enter Seaham is Seaham Weir which is a large and beautiful body which is a popular fishing spot well-stocked with bass and mullet from November to February. Turn left at the Raymond Terrace sign along East Seaham Rd then right at the Warren St intersection. To the left is the small but attractive St Andrew's Anglican Church (1860), a quaint little building made of rubble stone. It stands adjacent Seaham Swamp Nature Reserve.You will usually see the impressive spectacle of many dozens of herons perched in the tea-trees.  | | View across the waters of Seaham Weir |
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