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Some of the spectacular scenery included unusual rock formations, massive boulders dwarfing the riders in comparison.
grave they found in a thicket of trees just east of the tiny, stone building. Horse Trekking allows plenty of time to take photos, rest and let the horses feed, and enjoy the scenery. There is no pressure to perform and no particular equipment or horse required, as long as horse and rider are comfortable and safe. It is a great way to explore the country on horseback and enjoy the company of like-minded people. More information about Horse Trekking can be found on the ATHRA website, www.athra.com.au or on the Midwest Horse Trekkers’ Facebook page.
Right: Horses and riders take a welcome break at a water trough. Below: Riders at the site of the original Wagga Wagga homestead.
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