Valley homestead retains its former glory

摘要

IN A valley renowned for its big cattle runs and station homesteads built more than 100 years ago by pioneering pastoralists, Ramornie stands out. The 4237 hectare Ramornie Station is in the Clarence Valley of northern NSW, 30 kilometres west of Grafton on the Gwydir Highway leading to Glen Innes on the Northern Tablelands. The property has an 18km frontage to the Clarence River and was bought in 1994 by Kevin and Beverley Holmes who own a nearby property at Batonsville.