Gundaroo NSW : Sally Paskins Store Gundaroo, a village about 35km north of Canberra, takes you back in time. Most of the buildings in the main street of the village are typical of 19th century Australia - slab huts, wattle and daub, stone and local brick. What a delightful place! Although I lived in Canberra for over three years, I am embarrassed to admit that I only discovered Gundaroo last week while attending a family wedding. There are a few arty places in Gundaroo, but I really liked the work of Leanne Percival of Clayhouse and so Clayhouse becomes Arty Place #10 ( most likely the last arty place in this series for 2012). I really like Clayhouse pottery ... I think there is an appealing simplicity and a trendy cleanness about the shapes and patterns in a "happy" colour range. C layhouse is very much at home in Sally Paskins Store, a slab hut, built in 1886 wit...