Day 49 - Aramac

Today we did the Aramac Sculpture Trail which covers over 200kms. Overall there are over 40 sculptures and all done by one local lady who lives on a property along the route. She wanted somewhere to display her work. The result is said to be one of the biggest, permanent, outdoor exhibitions in the world.

It took us about 6 hours to do the trail. Guess today will be photo overload - sorry about that but trust you will enjoy the sculptures. We want them on our blog as it becomes a printed travel diary.

Obviously the last 3 are not sculptures but some animals along the way and Ken in the Healing Circle!

Morning tea was at Lake Dunn…

An oasis in the bush…

Lunch was at Horsetailer’s Gorge which was used as a camp for the early drovers…

Then to Gray Rock which was a stopping place for Cobb & Co in the 1870’s. A hotel was there and it was a changeover place for the coach horses.

And some general views along the road today…

We thoroughly enjoyed the day and 2/3rds of the trip was on gravel road which was in good condition.

Tomorrow we are going to Muttaburra for the day.