Cracow, a remote town in the Australian Outback, requires careful preparation to reach due to its lack of amenities. Once a bustling gold rush town, it has now turned into a ghost town with a dwindling population. The Cracow Hotel and Pub, run by Stuart and Nikki Burke, serves as a community hub despite the challenges of isolation. The town has attracted various visitors, including adventurers and filmmakers, and the Burkes are committed to preserving its history and identity. The pub is a gathering place for locals and a symbol of resilience in the face of adversity. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)