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Le Vesinet Friendship Pact

Image shows the HUNTERS HILL COUNCIL coat of arms along side the Le Vesinet Coat of Arms. Demonstrates how similar our coat of arms are, specifically by the presence of the Hunting Horn. — Coat of Arms Side by Side Comparison

Photo shows a sign situated in front of a small river. Sign says Promenande de Hunters Hill. behind the river is lots of vegetation and there are lovely floating lilly pads on the water. — Promenade De Hunters Hill

Photo shows a small public seating bench situated beside a river. Above the bench, there are large tree branches leaning in from the left side of frame. In the background is a large river backed by lots of vegetation. — Bench by the Water

Image is a set of three photos, showing scenes from the signing of the Friendship Pact in 1988. The left most photo shows the representatives of both towns, surrounded by supporters. The upmost photo is of the undersigned parties signing the documents. The bottom photo is a close up of the first image on the steps of Town Hall. — Signing of the Friendship Pact 1988

Photo shows the Le Vesinet Town Hall. The hall is in an — Le Vesinet Town Hall

Photo shows the grounds of the high school that is home to the french students and temporary home of the australian students. it shows a large paved courtyard. To the left of the courtyard are a series of trees that shade the area. To the right of the courtyard is a large rectangular building with many windows. — Lycee Alain High School

Photo shows Councillors Ross Williams and Richard Quinn visiting le Vesinet. They are being greeted by community representatives and children. They are standing together in a semi-circle. behind them are some very lush trees and there is a yellow building barely visible through the trees. — Richard Quinn and Ross Williams visiting Le Vesinet

Photo shows a large Château with a number of people walking towards it. There are cars in the forecourt area and there are metal gates in front of the property grounds. Surrounding the property are a number of very tall trees. The building is made of brick/stone and the roof is heavily slanted. There are many windows surrounding the entire exterior of the property, at least two stories tall. — Château des Merlettes

Photo shows the Le Vesinet fish markets. The closest stall has a wide range of seafood types, incoluding shrimp and crabs, as well as fish. You can see a family browsing the goods and chatting to the proprietor. — Le Vesinet Fish Markets

Photo shows the Le Vesinet exchange students standing with Mayor Miles in the Council chambers. There are 5 students and they are all standing together underneath the Australian flag and the Hunters Hill Coat of Arms. — Le Vesinet Students Meet Mayor Miles

Photo shows the full group of exchange students standing within the Hunters Hill Town Hall. There are 23 students in total. — Le Vesinet Students visit Hunters Hill Town Hall

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