Uralla was 'Captain Thunderbolt' country. Abit of an outlaw much like Ned Kelly. It was also where we nearly froze our tootsies off! The second morning we woke to minus 5! Our bed ceilings were a sheet of ice from our condensation and the glass of water next to my bed was frozen solid as was the water hose so no water when we first got up! It was then that we decided to scamper and get down the mountain to Gloucster where even though it was still cold it was above 0!! This area is also well known for its fine wool so i bought some and have started knitting a throw rug!
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| Captain Thunderbolt |
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| the old flour mill has been turned into a museum, really well done and interesting. lots of Captain Thunderbolt history! |
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| little place called Gotzwick -the old chapel |
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| Deageree Woolshed, still a working mill |
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| my frozen water! |
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| Walcha, classified an 'art' town - lots of street art and sculptures |
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| even the bus stops are a piece of art! |
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| love this barbers, its been decorated like an old drovers shed |
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| this tree trunk has been made from old steel fence posts |
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| Gloucster with Barrington Tops in its background |
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| human sun dial, it really worked! |
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