Timber Slab Hut Size:M its chimney breast shedding paint

its chimney breast shedding paint in thick curling layers down to bare plaster and timber beneath

Peeling paint and faded floor tiles record the slow deterioration of a passageway that once connected the domestic spaces of a working religious community

producing around 100 bread varieties from a 65-foot oven before the building was abandoned and ultimately demolished

Kent Ltd gauges sit mounted on cast iron fittings inside West Ryde Pumping Station: white enamel faces

Timber Slab Hut Size:M its chimney breast shedding paintA hand split slab hut with a corrugated metal gable roof stands beneath a large spreading tree on the Deua River, near Braidwood. A woven basket, a tin box and a low timber stool sit on the covered porch, left where they were. Helena (Nellie) Davis took up freehold title here in 1910; the original huts were completed in 1927, when Nellie moved in with her son Everid and daughter Neta. Part of the Woolla series.