A pair of Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs stars made a quick visit to a school in the state's Central West.
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Bulldogs guns Braidon Burns and Josh Addo-Carr took time to make a trip to Condobolin High School in conjunction with a Granville Boys High School program.
A Coonamble junior, Burns is no stranger to returning to the Central West while Addo-Carr has also spent a lot of time out here.
Speaking in a video posted on the Bulldogs' website, Addo-Carr admitted the duo love getting back out west.
"It's something I've always loved doing and I know 'Burnsy' (Burns) does as well," he said.
"It's only an hour or a 45-minute trip on a plane to spend time with them."
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Granville Boys High School Barber Shop and Robotics Program were in Condobolin on Monday, presenting a day of barbering, robotics workshops and a massive BBQ.
Bulldogs boss Phil Gould gave a bit of insight into the trip on Channel Nine's 100% Footy.
"They run a great robotics program and a barber program as well," Gould said.
"With people doing it tough out in the area sometimes there is nowhere for people to get their haircut."
Both Burns and Addo-Carr have been named to play for the Bulldogs this weekend when they take on the red-hot Newcastle Knights.
The last time the two sides met, it was the Knights who embarrassed Canterbury winning 66-0.
The Bulldogs will end their season with matches also against Canberra, Manly and the Gold Coast.
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