Tuena is a small settlement – not much more than a few houses and a general store – which was once a thriving mining community. The setting at the edge of the Blue Mountains and the Southern Tablelands makes it particularly beautiful in spring and autumn but pretty chilly in the Winter!
A few starters arrived Thursday hoping to see some snow. No snow but a bit of light rain. The zooks had a play on some rocky tracks in the creek bed on Friday.
Each day the group helped with some forest clearing while collecting the nightly supply of firewood.
A few big meals cooked up around the fire.
Day trip to Burraga on Saturday to do a bit of exploring.
Some of the group went on to Trunky for a pub visit while some explored old mine site in Burraga & played on a few tracks.
Big night around the fire on Saturday night with a bit of a light show & some entertainment by some party goers.
Craig & I left on Sunday driving home on some nice back-roads thru Taralga, swallow tail pass & Canyonleigh. I think a good weekend enjoyed by nine cars that attended.
