Cowra derived its name from an Aboriginal word meaning “the rocks.” Cowra is Wiradjuri country, and is full of tranquil waterways, a wealth of wineries, and rolling farmlands with a rich cultural heritage SELECT IMAGES FOR LOCATION DETAILS LOCATION NEW SOUTH WALES Old Shop Fronts Wyalong St, Caragabal. On Right when heading East – Shot … Read more
The Pilliga National Park Wild and remote classic Australian landscape. Pilliga is traditional Country of the Gamilaroi People and their connection to the land is visible throughout Country today. National Parks LOCATION NEW SOUTH WALES Pilliga Sandstone Caves Nov2022 Partially clouded morning light helps to get detail both inside and outside the cave. Pilliga Sandstone … Read more
Tooraweenah is aboriginal for “Home of the Brown Snake” The traditional custodians of our ancient land describe it as a meeting place for the Wiradjuri, Kamilaroi & Wailwan nations. LOCATION NEW SOUTH WALES Old Truck Tooraweenah Dec 2019 Bridge & Newton St No longer there 2022 The Path Well Worn 2019 Anglican Church of St … Read more
Back Alley Gallery, Kangaroo Clifftops, and glow worm tunnel
A road trip full of unique accommodations, sculpture parks, snow, waterfalls, penguins, outback, ghosts, hot springs, an underground gallery and much more
