Town in Marlborough, New Zealand
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Seddon is a town in Marlborough (New Zealand) near the mouth of the Awatere River. Until the grape boom, Seddon's farmers struggled farming sheep on dry hills. Now you will struggle to find a sheep in amongst the vineyards. It is named after Richard John Seddon, who was Premier of New Zealand 1893-1906.
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Makes their own pies – 18 varieties, with the scallop pie being popular. Opens very early in the morning. At peak grape harvesting time (around Mar–Apr), open 24/7.
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