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All Roads Lead to Nundle

Nundle is situated in the New England region of NSW ... gold was discovered and mined in the area from the 1850s, and at one stage the place had 20+ pubs!

It's a lot quieter now ...

(Click the thumbnails for larger photo, then click the Back button to return to this page.)

Just to show that all roads do, indeed, lead to Nundle ... and note, please the weather ... Did I mention we were on holidays?
Getting closer now ... and the weather? Sigh ...
Woohoo! Nundle! And will you just look at the sky? It's almost blue!
Now, to answer the question, "What do Nundlians do all day?" Here's a clue ...
And another ...
Hmm ... are you beginning to see a pattern here? If you happen to be in the area on the first weekend in May, drop in for the Great Nundle Dog Race. (The race was originally held to settle a dispute between two farmers over who had the best working dog.)
Aha! More clues!
   
 
Now we're getting close to solving the puzzle. This wonderful table is outside the town's only pub ... I imagine it gets a bit of a workout once the sun is over the yardarm.
And here's the eponymous pub ...
The view up the main street (don't be like that ...) This is one of the original houses, and half of it has been turned into a trendy kitchen supply shop while the owners live in the other half.
And this is the house as seen from across the street ... Does the term "original condition" mean anything?
OK ... we're working with a theme here ... "all roads", remember? So that means signposts ...
Another of the original dwellings that's metamorphosed into a restaurant for the day-trippers.
Close-up of the stone part of the dwelling.
Outside the Nundle Woollen Mill ...
And as we pass Nundle's (Chaffey) Dam and the sun sinks slowly in the west, and the clouds close in again, we bid farewell to Nundle ...

And lots more photos Down Under.

 

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