Albert Road Trip
![](/static/images/logos/site-logo.png)
Beez Neez now Chy Whella
Big Bear and Pepe Millard
Mon 10 Nov 2014 23:17
Another Road Trip to the Rabbit Trap Hotel,
Albert
![]() The colonel said we were off on a road trip taking in the centre of New South Wales and
lunch at the Rabbit Trap in Albert. Loaded in the back of the car both Bear and
I are now seriously missing being near the sea.
![]() ![]() The scenery is
as endless as the scorching heat.
![]() Ooo, a lake at
Warren. Population two thousand two hundred at an elevation of just under
two hundred metres.
![]() A church.
![]() I did like the big
machines for sale in this lot.
![]() ![]() Storage units.
![]() The land of big trucks
and trailers.
![]() Major grain
store.
![]() Brought in by truck to be
assessed.
![]() Tested for quality by a man and his gadget before........
![]() .......... the graded grains are loaded
into the silos.
![]() More road.
![]() ![]() Road signs to
break the vista.
![]() A bit of excitement as we have to slow for
road works.
![]() We enter Albert and see a potential ‘One Careful Owner’.
![]() Beer
advert.
![]() The Rabbit Trap
Hotel.
The Hotel was established around 1929.
Population of Albert within a five mile circle would be around thirty – seven in
the actual ‘town’ itself. We sat and had a snack and a cold drink and that was
that, we had done the Rabbit Trap.
![]() ![]() ![]() We read the signs and
it was time to load back into the car.
![]() Happy to see more big
girls on the way out of town.
![]() More road.
![]() Something pretty. Just when
you give up hope there is a tiny oasis of colour.
![]() Even a bit of green.
![]() ![]() ![]() Even in the middle of the day most small towns look deserted.
![]() So much is for
sale.
![]() Boarded up. These
dead towns have policies offering housing for a dollar providing the new owner
promises to stay in the area for ten years.
![]() Back out into the
countryside once more.
ALL IN ALL BARREN COMES TO
MIND
GLAD TO SEE IT BUT WOULDN’T WANT TO LIVE
HERE
|