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The Llewella Davies Memorial Walkway, a walk in the meadows of the past
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The Llewella Davies Memorial Walkway, a walk in the meadows of the past

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The Camden Town Farm Miss Llewella Davies Pioneers Walkway opened in 2020 in the former colonial landscape of the Cowpastures. The area was part of the original grants that made up the Macarthur family's Camden Park Estate and in pre-European times the country of the Dharawal people.