Corowa - Wahgunyah Who's Who
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Hi everyone 😊
I’m Sandy, the owner of The Pet & Home Concierge. I provide personalised pet sitting and home care, including overnight stays, feeding and caring for your pets, and keeping an eye on your home while you’re away.
My aim is to give you peace of mind knowing your beloved pets and home are being cared for with genuine attention and respect.
I’m looking to connect with families in the Echuca/Moama area who may need a reliable, caring and personalised service while they’re away on holidays or business.
If you’d like to know more, please feel free to get in touch. I’d love to hear from you! 🐾🏡
I’m Sandy, the owner of The Pet & Home Concierge. I provide personalised pet sitting and home care, including overnight stays, feeding and caring for your pets, and keeping an eye on your home while you’re away.
My aim is to give you peace of mind knowing your beloved pets and home are being cared for with genuine attention and respect.
I’m looking to connect with families in the Echuca/Moama area who may need a reliable, caring and personalised service while they’re away on holidays or business.
If you’d like to know more, please feel free to get in touch. I’d love to hear from you! 🐾🏡
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The Pet & Home Concierge 🐾🏡
Boutique pet sitting and home care, personally delivered with care and attention. From loving pet care and overnight stays to home monitoring while you’re away, enjoy peace of mind knowing your pets and property are in caring hands.
Boutique pet sitting and home care, personally delivered with care and attention. From loving pet care and overnight stays to home monitoring while you’re away, enjoy peace of mind knowing your pets and property are in caring hands.
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Distinguished and Famous people from Corowa - Wahgunyah
🌟 John Foord
John Foord helped shape the paired Murray River settlements of Wahgunyah and Corowa through land development and transport. He laid out Wahgunyah as a private township in 1856 and acquired a punt to provide a river crossing. A wooden toll bridge followed through a company venture in 1863. These connections encouraged trade and movement between the banks, helping the settlement then called North Wahgunyah develop into Corowa. Foord’s legacy is closely tied to a river that needed to be crossed as well as admired.
