Woodstock, New York (Catskills, USA) and Ulverstone, Tasmania (Australia) are about as far apart as two inhabited places can be—roughly 14,700 miles (23,657 km).
No direct flights exist. A typical journey involves:
Total travel time: 24–30+ hours.
Woodstock (42.0°N, 74.1°W) and Ulverstone (41.1°S, 146.2°E) are near-antipodes—almost exactly opposite each other on the globe. If you drilled a straight line through Earth's center from Woodstock, you'd surface in the Indian Ocean southwest of Australia; Ulverstone is one of the closest populated places to that antipode.
It's a journey from one creative, nature-rich corner of the world to another—separated by nearly the planet's full diameter.