WanderingAus wandered by with the WanderingMrs (aka SWMBO) on day 107 of our annual Climatic Refugee trip. It was our last day in the caravan park at Charleville, and the WanderingMrs mentioned to the manager that we had visited Morven and seen the hut made from flattened out kerosene tins near the museum there. These huts were a common sight during the years of the great depression. The manager then told the WanderingMrs how to get to a large shed made from flattened out 44 gallon drums (now known as 200 litre drums). We drove out the back gate of the caravan park, then followed a track across a couple of paddocks and finally came across this ramshackle old shed.



*Overall Experience: 2*

T4TH Bundyrumandcoke
Keith

Rated: for Overall Experience.