The next day I drove to Dubbo.
I seem to have visited Dubbo a few times. This was no less than my third visit in the last two months. I started the day in Lightening Ridge. Again I did a morning walk around the town as I had to see a play that started at either 9AM or 10AM. I have forgotten.
The show itself was a somewhat indulgent but very interesting play in three parts about some people of the town. It ended with what must be one to the most impressive lamp museums on the planet.
Then a quick bite to eat at a good cafe in town.
Before heading off down the highway. I ended up stopping at this road side stop with an interesting and clever design feature. To light the toilet at night they have placed a large metal mirror in front of the toilet. You leave you car's high beam shining on the mirror and leave the door to the toilet open and you have light.
Farther along the road, I was stuck at some road works.
I stopped in Coonamble for a break and saw the above ground side of the underground Castlereagh River.
I stopped for a moment to take a photo of a tree.
Before arriving in Dubbo. I visited the tourist office and they gave me great touring map that was actually designed for bicycle touring and I found a motel room.
Touring around I visited some aboriginal sites, the Tralbragar river and some farmland.
I seem to have visited Dubbo a few times. This was no less than my third visit in the last two months. I started the day in Lightening Ridge. Again I did a morning walk around the town as I had to see a play that started at either 9AM or 10AM. I have forgotten.
The show itself was a somewhat indulgent but very interesting play in three parts about some people of the town. It ended with what must be one to the most impressive lamp museums on the planet.
Then a quick bite to eat at a good cafe in town.
Before heading off down the highway. I ended up stopping at this road side stop with an interesting and clever design feature. To light the toilet at night they have placed a large metal mirror in front of the toilet. You leave you car's high beam shining on the mirror and leave the door to the toilet open and you have light.
Farther along the road, I was stuck at some road works.
I stopped in Coonamble for a break and saw the above ground side of the underground Castlereagh River.
I stopped for a moment to take a photo of a tree.
Before arriving in Dubbo. I visited the tourist office and they gave me great touring map that was actually designed for bicycle touring and I found a motel room.
Touring around I visited some aboriginal sites, the Tralbragar river and some farmland.
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