Discover the SIMPLE JOY of horse riding in the Remote Australian Outback

At Cluny Station in Queensland’s Channel Country, manager Lucy Britton shares her reflections on life in the Australian Outback. From floods and snake plagues to fields of wildflowers and peaceful mornings with horses, Lucy explains why it is the little things that make life on the land so rewarding. Horses are at the heart of her story. Her “therapy place” at the horse yards, the freedom of riding through the floodplains, and the joy of breaking in horses for stock camp work. Alongside the challenges of isolation, drought, and raising a family in the bush, Lucy finds beauty, peace, and freedom in every season. 👉 A heartfelt look at life in the Channel Country, from the cattle and horses to the floods and flowers that make this place home. 📍 Cluny Station, Queensland Channel Country, Australia 🎥 Series: Australian Outback Stories 🎙️ Presented by: Helen Kent - https://www.kentsaddlery.com.au 🐴 Featuring: Lucy Britton 🔔 Subscribe for more real-life stories from the Australian Outback:    / @kentsaddlery   👍 Please like this video to support our journey.