Drove to the small town of Nundle about an hours drive south of Tamworth. Bugger me it was cold! We went to the lookout at hanging rock, we thought it was cold in town, it was freezing at the lookout. Apparently it had snowed there the day before. Got back to town and looked through the wool mill, it is the last wool-spinning mill of its kind and some of the machinery dates back over 100 years. Keeping with tradition we went to the Peel Inn. It was built in 1860 to take advantage of the gold rush and make some money. Unfortunately the bloke who built the pub soon lost it in a card game and never benefited from the gold rush.
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The Peel Inn
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