The map below shows the way we went.
Inverell NSW we drove through.
Below Glen Innes NSW as we drove into town, just passing through.
Plus we stopped for some diesel.
Not far south from Tenterfield NSW is this picnic area below and that large rock is called Bluff Rock.
The gumtrees were interesting as they had this amber colour to some of the leaves.
Want more photos of that cliff face. (Yeah, I miss mountains)
ReplyDeleteGosh not a lot of mountains about in that area even though we were high up there are not that many cliffs, that is the nature of the country.
DeleteSchöne Bilder der Diesel ist bei uns nicht so teuer.:)
ReplyDeleteNoke
Thanks.
DeleteThe price of diesel varies throughout Australia, some towns are very expensive
Still very dry.
ReplyDeleteI do love our country towns and you are reminding me (again) that it is time to go look at some again.
Always lovely to see our country towns, so many of them are the backbone of our country.
DeleteSeeing that Woolworth’s store reminds me so much of our recent trip. We shopped there, and stopped for gas quite a bit.
ReplyDeleteOh did you - well at least you recognise and it's a reminder :)
DeleteIt's cold here in Virginia USA. I like the scenic roads you travel.
ReplyDeleteThanks John.
DeleteKeep warm.
Certainly a circuitous route. Anyhow you did miss "The Infamous Pinch" part of the New England Highway.
ReplyDeleteI thought you may have photographed the Popular Trees along the highway.....they are really something. It is really a lovely drive up via Tenterfield - the home of Peter Allen - "The Boy from OZ" fame.
Glen Innes is beef and lamb country - excellent meat comes from that area but is is not a place to visit in winter - the freezing winds go straight through you.
Great photos of the two main streets of lovely and friendly country towns.
I have good memories of school sporting events in both towns way back in the 1950's.
Cheers
Colin
Always Shanks likes to go a different route if possible, this one we hadn't been on the way up before from Warialda.
DeleteWe came through Glen Innes on the way home as well but don't think we stopped and we have been there before with just the car some years ago.
Awesome photos
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo-Anne.
DeleteBeautiful landscape.
ReplyDeleteRather pleasant to view Krishna.
DeleteThat's a pretty area, even the rest stop is pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt is pretty, with the trees hanging over it was also a cool spot.
DeleteSuperb images, especially the mountains, lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bob, we don't often see a mountain like that when travelling.
DeleteThe lyrics and music of Peter Allen's wonderful "Tenterfield Traveller" is now flowing through my mind....beautiful....
ReplyDeleteIt is a good song Lee, always enjoyed it and those lyrics
Deletebeautiful series of photos.
ReplyDeletehave a great day
Thank you.
DeleteBella serie de imagenes, en las que nos plasmas tus vivencias
ReplyDeleteUn saludo, amiga
Thanks you..
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