Sunrise from our accommodation

A White-backed magpie found only in southern states

Henri’s Bakery in Wodonga is home to the world’s biggest rolling pin – no knead to go any larger.

Hume Weir across the Murray River

The Murray below Hume Weir

Murray River turtle

Water skink enjoying the sun while it lasts.

Bethangra bridge is a 752 metre bridge over an arm of Hume Weir lake built in 1930.

Old-fashioned steel bridge.

Onto the Hume Highway for rapid transit north.

Very dry north of Albury.

The HMS Otway submarine on display at Holbrook north of Albury – certainly not a sub-standard feature of the town.

The Holbrook Hotel – hey guys – this is New South Wales!

The Adelong Falls gold diggings ruins – relics from the 1850’s

Adelong Creek

Water race at the gold processing works.

The road to Batlow

Apple country – ever seen the little stickers on apples saying Batlow – they are from here – a plateau 800 to 900 metres high south of Tumut.

Fresh from the farm – we purchased some from here.

Juicy and fresh!

Seeing a big rolling pin and a big peeler in one day is too much to expect! But sometimes dreams come true.

Another big apple outside Batlow.

Tumut is another historic town on the Snowy Mountains Highway.

The Royal Hotel in Tumut – venue for our dinner – very highly recommended. Our meal was superb and being at altitude, the steaks were high.