Josette Allester tends
sheep on Tomboy, one of the last remaining properties to have continuously grown
wool since the mid-1800s.

These sandstone blocks are all that remains of the wharf at Vincentia, the official end of the Wool Road, where in the 1840s,
wool was shipped to Sydney and beyond.

Truffe-finding canine
extraordinaire Barry
prepares to go hunting
with a group of tourists at
L’Air Du Wombat truffle
farm along the historic
Wool Road in NSW.

The most intact section of the original Wool Road is near Nerriga.

The Nerriga Hotel.

Since buying the Nerriga Hotel six years ago, Sarah and Phil Smith have
given the old pub new life.

About five years ago a couple of teddies mysteriously appeared in a small cave on the Wool Road. Numbers have since
grown and it’s now a popular landmark for travellers.