This underground bakery could be home to Australia’s most remote meat pie

The area is called Farina, ruins of a town that dates back to the 1870s. At its strongest, Farina had a population of over 300, and was an important stop on the inland railway line. There were two breweries in Farina’s heyday, along with two hotels, a general store, post office, Anglican church, school, a brothel, and an underground bakery.