Sheep grazing on a hill in rural New South Wales. There is a saying in Australia that goes: “off the sheep’s back”. This refers to a time in Australia’s history when sheep farming gave Australia a high level of wealth and prosperity. Today, Australia still has the biggest sheep industry in the world, even bigger than New Zealand, but mining is the new lucrative sector of the economy.
The western edge of the Blue Mountains looking toward Bathurst in rural New South Wales.
Countryside in the town of Lithgow as seen from the western edge of the Blue Mountains. Sydney lies to...
A canola field in rural New South Wales, Australia. Canola is a type of rapeseed that is turned into...
‘Explorer Country’ in central and western New South Wales Australia is located on the western side of the Blue...
Canola is a popular crop grown in rural New South Wales. This field is near the town of Bathurst...
A farm in picturesque countryside in Southern New South Wales. Due to the surrounding forest, many wild kangaroos roam...
The more you head inland in New South Wales, the more barren or dry the countryside becomes. If you...
