Old Stable: Mannum, South Australia
Posted by Johnno at
11:06 am
About Me
- Name: Johnno
- Location: Planet Earth, Blue Mountains, Australia
"I encourage you to visit his blog, The Open Mind, where he will regale you with pictures of parrots and tales of obscure COINTELPRO activities." Catalytic Converter
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Previous Rubbish
- Stone Cottage near Murray Bridge South Australia
- Steam Train Water Tower Murray Mallee
- French Church
- Three Flame Trees
- Mossaic Cathedral, Southern France
- Three sisters
- Swimming Laps
- The painter
- Le meme quatre
- Project Censored 2006
4 Comments:
that corrugated tin seems to find itself on every continent...
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Anonymous, at 4:03 pm
I do like the potograph very much, it has a solid yet lonley feel when looking at the structure and seeing nothing around it, the lighting is somewhat dreamy and a bit dark, almost forboding.
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Ole Blue The Heretic, at 4:32 am
Loving all the photos johnno - keep 'em comin'.
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MaryB, at 2:25 am
TAS: Yes the corrugated iron seems to be everywhere in country Australia, it was cheap, strong and tended to cool down fast in summer making the nights still bearable.
OBtH: Your words describe my current state! Perhaps its my subconscious in action...... dunno..
The stock yards around the area were still being used, there were half decomposed lambs tails everwhere which had a rather pungent odour
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Johnno, at 4:06 am
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