Visited the Dunera Museum yesterday the reason we stopped in Hay as first came the Dunera Boys over 2500 Jewish Internees brought to Hay from Europe in 1940 the reason for the name was the ship that brought them to Australia was called the Dunera,they were followed by 2000 Italian and Japanese internees. Joshua was part of a group when studying for his Barmitza and the grandson on one of the Dunera boys was part of, Peter meet his father and mother. Today we visi...

Yesterday visited Dunera Museum the reason we Came to Hay. First came the Dunera Boys 2500 Jewish Internees brought to Hay from Europe in 1940 Joshua knew one of the grandson of the Dunera boys when studying his Barmitza. The reason why they were named Dunera is the ship they were brought on was called Dunera after the boys came the next internees were Italians and then the Japanese between 1940 and 46 the Australian 16th garrison Battalion guarded over 6000 Inte...

Free camping today at hay lovely site by river yesterday we visit the Dunera museum which was the internment and POW camps interpretive centre 1940-1946 Australian 16th Garrison Battalion guarded 6000 German Italian and Japanese internees and POW's Peter wanted to visit as Joshua when taking instruction in the Jewish faith for his Barmitza one of the Dunera boys grandson was part of his group. Must of the boys after the war continued to live in Australia and mad...

Drove to Hay about 130km very flat about one sheep to 20 miles over night at Showgrounds and race track will stay in Hay for Anzac Day but tomorrow will free camp by river Murrumbidgee for a few days

Busy again today went to farmer market but could not buy eggs as the hens were not laying. Had to go to Woolie and stock up on beer cheaper here than in Melbourne. Went to see Brendan Fovalo as he was playing for Griffiths very unfit Peter watch the last half of Melbourne thankfully they won. Came back for tea and bed on our way again tomorrow.