Today we visited the local community radio station where by they provide a room for local artist and they sell there paintings also their were lots of aboriginal hunting weapons and tools from a man who is in his 80 and he is now training another aboriginal lad to take over. We then went to the school where Joshua was sent by remar to build toilet blocks but we could not find them. We have lost a part of the caravan on the front being a clip but we could not repl...

We visited the Weir and as the water was still flowing over their is no water restrictions in place. Also the post office and the court house of historical buildings built around 1899 over 100 years old. We did not know Bourke is the resting place of Fred Hollows also in the cometary are the graves of several Afghans associated with the camel industry which ceased in the 1920, and also a few policemen shot by bushrangers. Gundabooka national park discovered by St...

A town under siegh every shop boarded up and locked but we felt quite safe walking the town Peter could not believe the supermarket would be like it is. Joshua was sent here from school to built toilet and shower block at the local convent school. had a look at the Historical Crossley Engine, and the wharf then went back to caravan and had a nanna nap before happy hour and then tea and bed.

We on the darling river just sailing along on a old tug boat last eight years two floods each year going up stream PV for paddle vessels only used for pulling barges. Only one weir built on Darling as the Darling use to run dry. Darling very brown and taste salty. Very winding,

Well we said we would get here and here we are back of Burke. We took our time and we did not have a major disaster. A Kangaroo this morning bounced right passed our caravan massive red one. Not much else set up outside Burke on the Darling river nice site not too expensive. A few caravans in.