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Early Australian settlements consisted of rough wooden lean-tos or shacks, spread out sparsely. The first roads were rough dirt tracks, and convicts could be seen in road gangs working to imrove the roads, or build stone bridges. Early settlements were not planned, and tended to sprawl randomly, usually along creek banks or water courses. The bushland was thick, close to the early settlements until it could be cleared further, and in the unfamiliar Australian heat, they would have smelt strongly of the eucalyptus.
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