Today was all about parks, a railway station and streets of mural art.

After towering silos and hidden lakes, painted tanks and stormy skies—we ended the day where history hits the road.

Today we started with a hot bore, got a peak at life on the move, and walked into history. Let the adventure continue.

Today’s sightseeing was split between shafts in the ground and castles in the sky.

Today began with sunrise on statues, climbed sky high, descended into endless straight and flat roads, before ending in a confrontation with a giant bird.

Today we explored Bourke — its main street, the people it’s contributed to the world, a marooned lift bridge, and the excellent Back of Bourke interactive museum.

Today the drive offered up a classic outback mix — goats on the loose, camera-shy emus, and roads that act like rivers. We climbed high to stare into a miner’s abyss, and then dug into Cobar’s dusty history. Let the adventure continue.

Today we wandered right up to, and then beyond the black stump, found a quiet lake tucked in the heart of Hillston, and crossed a bridge that wobbled just enough to keep us awake. 

Not every adventure has to be big — but it continues anyway.

Today we tried to visit a lake we couldn’t reach, a national park we couldn’t drive to, and sculptures that didn’t want to be found. Somehow, we still ended up with murals, a hidden cave, and finally, a victory.

Today began with a grand tour of Hay’s closed attractions. But just when we thought the day was a write-off, a shed full of flying wool turned it into a classic. Let the adventure continue.