We are going to go south of the main route today, but we've gotta go through more wheat and sheep country first. It's wide, getting flatter and monotonous ... aptly named I think.
"To muse, to creep, to halt at will, to gaze ... such sweet wayfaring"
William Wordsworth
Possibly an unfortunate name. I like the acknowledgement of "country".
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ReplyDeleteI remember seeing that sign!
Is West Wyalong around there?
I usually find something charming about most country towns but it was difficult with WW - it just didn't have a good feel.
Yes WW is in the Shire of Bland. I didn't mind WW ... they have a Royal Hotel :-)
ReplyDeleteHello. Now I discover you have 2 wonderful blogs. I will have to follow both. I think I will enjoy your road trip. My wife and I did a really good one in October - we spent 8 days retracing old Route 66 from Tulsa to Santa Fe. to see too many photos link to: http://tulsagentleman.blogspot.com/2009/10/route-66-roadtrip-tulsa-to-santa-fe.html
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ReplyDeleteThat is so funky. Reminds me of certain parts of the Midwest, where the only thing you see is wheatfields for miles and miles.
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