Grenfell
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Cattle Drive along the Henry Lawson Way between Young and Grenfell in New South Wales, Australia.
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Cattle Drive along the Henry Lawson Way between Young and Grenfell in New South Wales, Australia.
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Canola growing along the Henry Lawson Way near Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia.
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Cattle Drive along the Henry Lawson Way between Young and Grenfell in New South Wales, Australia. T
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A photograph of yours truly holding the bronze statuette award for winning the 2008 Grenfell Henry Lawson Festival of Arts Best Photograph of the Exhibition. This photograph was taken by my father Gordon Stones at the Henry Lawson Obelisk at Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia during the 2008 festival, which was held during the Queen’s Birthday long weekend in June. The obelisk marks the birthplace of famous Australian poet Henry Lawson.
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A ploughed field at Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia.
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A ploughed field at Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia.
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Grenfell Henry Lawson Festival of Arts, Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia.
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Grenfell Henry Lawson Festival of Arts, Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia.
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Christa Hughes performing the Australian National Anthem at the Grenfell Henry Lawson Festival of Arts, Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia.
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Grenfell Henry Lawson Festival of Arts, Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia.
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Grenfell Henry Lawson Festival of Arts, Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia.
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The We’re a bit different in Australia calendar features the travel photography of Australian journalist and photographer, Darren Stones. “G’day folks. The We’re a bit different in Australia calendar features humourous images of places and people I’ve encountered on my travels. With a farmer wearing gumboots selling her melons, a bloke dressed-up in pink as Marilyn Monroe, to a ute parked on a pole – I trust you get a belly laugh out of these images which are uniquely Australian. Thanks for viewing.” – Darren Stones Title of image: Cover – Henry Lawson Festival / January – Taking The Piss / February – Ute / March – Lightning Ridge Mine / April – Vendor / May – Henry Lawson Festival / June – Rabbit Poo / July – Drive-In / August – The Bird Lady / September – Australian Outback / October – Ocean Drive / November – Ettamogah Pub / December – Australia Rock Follow Darren Stones at Twitter: /
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The Methodist Church,Grenfell was erected at Brundah Creek in 1867 and was move to its existing site in 1916. / The church closed for regular services in 1969. Grenfell,N.S.W,Australia. Featured in Select Colour.
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All the noise and colour of Sideshow Alley comes to Grenfell, NSW, each year at the end of August, when the annual Grenfell show is held. Taken in August 2004 with my Olympus C-725 Ultra Zoom. Photo is ‘as is’, without post processing.
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Weddin Mountains National Park is situated on 8,361 hectares 390kms west of Sydney and 19kms south west of the township of Grenfell / This striking crescent of cliffs and ridged gullies is reputed to be a bushrangers’ haunt Ben Hall cave is named for one of the area’s most infamous rogues. / Weddin Mountains National Park was gazetted as a Wildlife Reserve in 1962 and a National Park in 1970. As Lyster Holland wrote, in an excellent publication for the Young Historical Society: ‘The southern side consists of a series of large and small valleys with rugged spurs between them. All the water sheds travel south and some of these valleys wind their way through the mountain to the northern summit with their floors carpeted in mountain grass, beautiful ferns and wild flowers. Some thirty different varieties of orchids have been identified, tall iron and stringy barks and giant gums spread an evergreen umbrella overhead and in some valleys, sheer sandstone cliffs rise from the valleys up hundreds of feet.’ / Certainly a place worthy of a visit. Nikon D200 / 18-200 vr lens / F10 / 1/60 / ISO 100 / Focal length 18mm
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A farmers dam catching the sunset near Grenfell NSW Australia
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In the Weddin Mountains National Park 19kms south west of the township of Grenfell / Seaton’s Farm is a fine example of bush ingenuity and life in the middle of the last century and a fascinating part of the park. / The farm began with a small house built from local materials in 1939 near Basin’s Gully by the Seaton family, the ruins of which can still be seen. / The buildings were all constructed using timber from the property and second hand corrugated iron, beaten flat to cover a larger area. The Seatons grew their own vegetables and killed their own meat, running up to 100 sheep, chickens and pigs on the property. Practically self-sufficient, Jim Seaton supplemented their existence with work on various stations and farms in the area. / Worthy of a visit there.
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Old Austin near Grenfell NSW
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Photo of the interior of Seaton’s Farmhouse located in the Weddin Mountains near Grenfell NSW Australia. An indication of the spartan conditions experienced by some of our farming families during the period 1935-1970.
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A Nankeen Kestrel moves to a safer spot away from the Wildlife Paparazzi near Grenfell NSW Australia.
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Came across this gathering near a sheep carcase near Grenfell NSW Australia. I think the crows are a little worried about the odd one out, an Australian Wedge Tailed Eagle.
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The naked earth is warm with Spring, / And with green grass and bursting trees / Leans to the sun’s gaze glorying, / And quivers in the sunny breeze; And life is colour and warmth and light, / And a striving evermore for these; / And he is dead who will not fight; / And who dies fighting has increase. The fighting man shall from the sun / Take warmth, and life from the glowing earth; / Speed with the light-foot winds to run, / And with the trees to newer birth; / And find, when fighting shall be done, / Great rest, and fullness after dearth. Poem written Julian Grenfell, Into Battle, April, 1915 Julian Grenfell, the son of Lord Desborough, was born in 1888. Educated at Eton and Balliol College, Oxford, he joined the Royal Dragoons in 1910. During the next four years Grenfell served as a cavalry officer in India and South Africa. Grenfell was badly wounded when he was hit by shrapnel during action near Ypres. Julian Grenfell was taken to a hospital in Boulogne but died on 26th May 1915. / A few days later his poem, Into Battle, was published in The Times. It later became one of the most popular poems of the First World War. In memory of them all. Music – Barber – Agnus Dei Painting was inspired by Julian Grenfell Using acrylics, graphite and copper pigment / 102×42cm on textured paper. September, 2nd 2009
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