Rural Gothic
Mungo Sunset
DC3s at Essendon, 1965
Out at Lake Mungo
Reflecting on emus at Mungo
23:100 Strangers - Pam
24:100 Strangers - Martin (with Jock)
Two Reds
Mouse Spider
Southern Night Sky
Autumn Tones
Misty Road
Sandringham in Sydney
The Manly Ferry
Arriving at Lord Howe Island by flying boat, 1974.
Short Sandringham "Beachcomber" at Lord Howe Islan…
The south of Lord Howe Island
Looking North, Lord Howe Island
Castaway by Flying Boat!
Rescue arrives!
"Islander" arrives in "white tail" mode
Leaving
Flowering in Winter
Across Lake Mungo
Tracks
May Fair Music
Into the Arid Zone
Pelican reflections
Port Lincoln Parrot (Ringnecked)
Out on the Hay Plains
Peregrine Falcon
Visiting King Parrot
Tiger Lilies
Night Raid
The fence and the flowers
Return of the 'Rusich'
Australian Clematis
The Season is Changing
"Twist more to the left"
Near Sunset
The Fledgeling
Wet Street
Thistle do
The Three Beaks
On the Beach
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The Historic Woolshed
The first pastoralists arrived in the Lake Mungo area not long after the first explorers. This imposing shearing shed, made from locally cut timbers in 'drop log' style, dates from 1869 and was built for 18 blade (hand cutter) shearers: with mechanisation only four were needed. The building has been retained as part of the history of the National Park (and the tin roof would date from the late 1800s).
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the sides ... very interesting indeed oOo
ADMIRED in ARCHITECTURE 4U
As far as this building is concerned, I wish I could say that it is being preserved: unfortunately however, it appears that it is being left to slowly deteriorate.
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