Dance of the Echidnas
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At the Bourke information centre out front is a display simply called dance of the echidna. Being curious I decided to do some searching for info on this display.
My search took me to a ratherRead more
At the Bourke information centre out front is a display simply called dance of the echidna. Being curious I decided to do some searching for info on this display.
My search took me to a ratherRead more
Good to see the Darling River flowing. Our first bit of silo art and police activity.
Out the back of Bourke a port and lunch
Found the wharf and pub for lunch .
Left Cobar and headed off to Bourke. Arrived at Mitchell Caravan Park at lunch time. After lunch drove out to the cemetery and had a look at Fred Hollows grave. Had a look at the Port Area on DarlingRead more
It's a bit odd having a port in a town so far inland. We tend to forget the shipping along the river ways in the early days of settlement. Nearby is the Port of Bourke hotel.
Well, we have now been to the back of Bourke and have the t-shirts to prove it. We were very surprised with Bourke, main street was very pretty and clean, research had named Bourke as the crimeRead more
Stayed at the Kidman's Camp RV Park. Very expensive but we had a lovely time catching up with Mel, Matt and Coop. We visited the Back O' Bourke Tourist Information centre for Brekky it was lovely. WeRead more
Today had two destinations - the towns of Cobar and Bourke. Cobar was first being only about 70km from the previous night’s campsite. A nice city centre with ample opportunity for Carolina to getRead more
You might also know this place by the following names:
Darling River