We slept in and then rechecked the weather forecast on Barry’s phone app. Still saying storms approaching quite quickly. We decided to stay. The Showgrounds Superintendent told us that this area usually gets less rain than most of the region during storms so we hope he's right. We’d noticed a sign for an historic railway station in town, no longer on a functional railway line. That would give us something to do before the storm hit. We found it easily, a well painted little weatherboard station, which was fenced off and locked up, unfortunately. It looked very similar to the one at Gundagai, though, so we knew what would be inside. There were things to see outside, though, including some interesting tourism information boards about the features and equipment you could still see. We were very
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