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Shot during the Wagin Annual Field Day event in the Wagin Historical Village with Canon 450D (Canon lens 18-55mm).
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“Mrs Stevens Cottage is a replica of an 1880’s cottage. Called wattle and daub this form of building used materials at hand – posts, wattle for the roof and mud for the cracks. Mrs Stevens, the owner, was a laundress.
Source: Wagin Historical Village
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A lovely shot Elaine.I will be landing in the antipodes on Thursday am,please raise the appropriate flag in my honour lol x
LOL! Will arrange the necesssary security David. Perhaps we’ll be able to catch up this time.
– Elaine Teague
Be good Elaine not sure yet how it will fit in with my travel plans, I am going over to Bali for one week and to Singapore for another week,then 4 split weeks in Perth ,I will have grown wings by the time I get back to the UK ,lol
Excellent shot and fascinating info
Thanks Chris. Pleased you read the info too. Thanks. xx
– Elaine Teague
Really lovely work…. :)
Thanks Linda.
– Elaine Teague
Another ripper from Wagin – that was quite a productive trip you had! Back in the 80’s we drove through Wagin countless times without ever bothering to stop – times have changed by the looks of things!
Great work
Peter
I’d say times have definitely changed here Peter. When we used to go to the Field Day some years back it was nothing like it is now. This historical village is very recent and the Field Day is more like the Royal Show now. I rather liked it when it was just in a large paddock. Now it has streets.
– Elaine Teague
To have a tidy little home of one’s own is still a dream for so many of us!!!
And me Dandy. Trouble is the bigger the home, the more we seem to fill it with stuff, alot of which is completely unnecessary.
– Elaine Teague
Congratulations! Your photo has been featured in “Australia vs the UK!"
This photo was chosen because it was of a very high quality and it captured exactly the sort of work we are looking for in this group.
Please keep up the great work and we hope you continue to add more of your excellent photographs to this group.
Fantastic! Thanks so much for the feature Graham.
– Elaine Teague
WOW! Thanks for the feature Sandra. xx
– Elaine Teague
What a fantastic little cottage! They had it tough in those days!
They sure did Carol, but guess they didn’t really know any different.
– Elaine Teague