Away we go...

Setting off on a 15 day adventure in NSW's west
Setting off on a 15 day adventure in NSW's west
Quaint bus stop in Blackheath.
Stopped in Blackheath for lunch at the Altitude Delicatessen.
On Wiradjuri country, Gulgong, located in Central West New South Wales, is a historic gold rush town that played a significant role in the development of the state during the 19th century. GulgongRead more
Dubbo Gaol operated as a correctional facility in rural New South Wales from 1847 to 1966. The prison was constructed to address overcrowding in regional lockups and initially consisted of woodenRead more
Stopped in Dubbo, a regional centre in western New South Wales with a long history tied to the expansion of the state. Originally founded in the 1840s as a stock route crossing, Dubbo grew steadily asRead more
Left Dubbo in the morning and followed the Mitchell Highway west. Drove straight through Narromine and Trangie without stopping. Not much traffic, and the road was in good condition.
Stopped forRead more
The road from Cobar to Broken Hill is long (~460km) and mostly straight and punctuated by a few small towns like Wilcannia and Noona. It felt like they threw in a curve every 50 to 80km just to see ifRead more
Argent Street showcases Broken Hill's rich mining history through its well-preserved buildings. The street features impressive structures from the late 1800s and early 1900s when silver mining broughtRead more
The Line of Lode Memorial stands prominently on a mullock heap overlooking Broken Hill. This rust-colored steel structure serves as both a lookout and a tribute to the more than 800 miners who lostRead more