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Glen Aplin

Glen Aplin is south of Stanthorpe on the New England Highway, famous for its local produce from fruit orchards and wineries.

If you are in the area in the right season you will be able to savour the taste of fresh stone-fruits (November to March) and berries (November to early March).

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