Flat Rock was a small village established in the early 1900s around the development of the Flat Rock timber mill. It consisted of the sawmill, a school and a few houses and was located near the corner of Brooman and Woodburn Roads.
Small villages, such as Flat Rock, would develop and disappear in response to the mill's movement.
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A: Flat Rock
B: Williworld
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Williworld was the name given to our family home, over 20 years ago, by a lovely couple, Phil and Julie-Anne Herford, who believed visiting the Williams house was like visiting a whole 'nother world...
The name stuck like glue and has become a natural thing to those that have visited.
Williworld, sometimes referred to as Williworld Eco-Resort, is 2 km from where the Flat Rock village used to be, around 25 minutes from Milton or Ulladulla, and is surrounded by the Flat Rock and Brooman State Forests.
Here are a few more pictures of Williworld:
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| The view from... the outhouse (note Pigeon House bottom left) |
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| Looking back to the house from across the dam |
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| Looking out from the back verandah |
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| Home of the bread, coffee and all things delicious |
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| What happens when Williworld has a party... thanks to our very own pyro |
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| The outhouse |
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| Fresh rain, filling the tanks |
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| A friend visiting for breakfast |
