 People should come to Mount Strumlow just to get a taste for Canberra's history and to see one of the most important and iconic sites around all of Canberra. Strumlow's been here since 1911. It's got the earliest Commonwealth building in Canberra. It's a place where people can see Canberra's natural beauty, built heritage and also enjoy scientific heritage. And if you walk around you can see the significance of all those things and also see the impact of the bushfires that occurred here back in 2003. You can see here in the director's residence the wreckage of what was once one of Canberra's finest original houses. You can look at the telescopes and see the damage that was done there. And you can also look at the new buildings and see how we've recovered from the fires and how Strumlow is now once again a real hive of activity. This is a vibrant and exciting place for the community to come. There's a heritage trail here. You can walk with your friends and family. It's child friendly. There's lots of open space. You can have picnics. You can have barbecues. Get back in touch with Strumlow and remember it's just down the road.