Dunedoo is well know to Australian travellers due to its unique name. The name is actually derived from a local Aboriginal word meaning "Swan" which are found in the lagoons surrounding the town.
The town has a love of poetry, art and rural life. The murals on the silos in town are fantastic and the iron sculptures located in the O L Milling Lions Park remarkable.
Street Art
We ventured out to Mendooran which turned out to be a none event and a wood gathering exercise for our fire at the van park. Unfortunately the bull ants decided that George was invading their space and decide to let him know. I must admit the desire to piss my pants whilst watching George hop around in the bull ant mound and jumping up and down like a frog in a sock was hard to contain. I should have offered him some assistance for the obvious pain he was enduring. He took it like a man, so proud of him!!
Sorry was laughing too much for a photo.
Our last night in Dunedoo was spent at our van dining beside the camp fire and having a quite vino.
Probably the only downside of the van park was its position beside the rail line and the train that goes through in the early hours of the morning.
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