Category New South Wales

We’ve arrived in Dubbo, our base for the next few days. Dubbo is the lands of the Tubba-Gah people of the Wiradjuri nation, and we acknowledge that this is their land, and we’re grateful for the chance to share it…

We made the turn east and have started heading back towards the coast today, arriving in Cobar. These are the lands of the Ngiyampaa people, and we’d like to pay our respects to their elders past and present. We headed…

Today was a huge day exploring plenty that Broken Hill had to offer. We started out up at the Line of Lode Miners Memorial – a beautiful tribute to all the miners in Broken Hill who have lost their lives…

Today was a huge day of driving, but here we are in Broken Hill – the peak of our trip! Grateful to the Wilyakali people who have looked after this vast area in western NSW, and we pay our respects…

We’ve arrived in Hay for a very short stopover this evening. The area of the Hay township is where the Nari Nari people have lived for thousands of years, and we pay our respect to them and to their elders.…

We’ve arrived in Griffith this afternoon, still on the lands of the Wiradjuri people. The day started with a very short trip down the Snowy Mountains Hwy to the next town – Adelong – only 15 minutes away. We ended…

It’s been a long day of driving, but some brilliant adventures. We’re currently enjoying a pub dinner in the centre of Tumut as we write in our diaries – and turns out it’s Trivia night at the pub, so we’re…

Today started with a bit of a slow morning, because the day was going to be spent just exploring what Cooma had to offer – with only a couple of specific plans in mind. At about 8:30am we started to…

Day 1 of the NSW trip is in the bag, and it was so great to be back on the road! There was a lot of excitement as we got things packed yesterday, and a lot of memories of 3…

Tonight, we’re home! Home for us is on land belonging to the Terrameragal people of the Dharug nation. So grateful for our home, and for the Dharug people for caring for it for tens of thousands of years. We continue…