Woolshed
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Located at Wartook in the Grampians, Victoria.
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Find Lester
by antonSheep being penned for shearing. Among them is Lester the pet lamb belonging to Amy. This painting is now sold and lives at Worrolong.
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Photo taken early morning of a historic woolshed in the flinders ranges s.a.
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Especially for Lisa.
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The historic Arkaba Woolshed, Flinders Ranges, South Australia This image is available on super-large prints up to 3 metres wide upon request. Normal prints are available online through RedBubble Panorama details: / No of images : 12 frames in portrait / Aperture : f12 / Shutter Speed : 1/100th sec / Focal length : 100mm / ISO : 125 / Date/Time : 13 Oct 2006 06:22am
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Abandoned shearing / wool shed. / South Australia. / © 2008.
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Moetapu Woolshed
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built in 1865, originally had 12 stands / march 2008
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If these walls could talk… Shearing / Wool Shed – Icons in Australian History. / Millicent, South Australia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HDR from 3 bracketed exposures.Also Available:
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Still in use on the family farm, Narrabri. 2008 Calendar – November ”I am the good shepherd; / I know my sheep and my sheep know me.“ / John 10:14 / Photo Information: / 2nd July 2007 / HDR (3 exposures) EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM / Focal Length: 10.0mm Aperture: 11.0 / Shutter: 0.8 1.6 3.2 / AEB: -1 0 +1 / ISO: 100 Galleries / /
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Best Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright
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A woolshed with a most unusual octagonal design is registered with the National Trust as a building of significance. The original shed was built in 1861 but burnt down. Rebuilt in 1869, it is also one of the oldest and largest sheds in Australia. It’s three-tier roof with a clerestory of glass ventilators allowed shearers to work in a well lit and ventilated environment. The shed is still in use today. Best viewed LARGE
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The woolshed at Cordillo Downs once had stands for 120 shearers which makes it Australia’s biggest woolshed. It was a good thing that it was so big, because by the early 20th century, Cordillo Downs, with 85,000 sheep, was Australia’s biggest sheep station. Not any more though. Today, the station runs cattle … ~7,000 of them. Buggered if I know what the cattle eat though. There’s not a lot of grass out there. There’s not a lot of trees either, which is why the woolshed is made of stones .. they’ve got lots of them … :-)
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The woolshed at Cordillo Downs once had stands for 120 shearers which makes it Australia’s biggest woolshed. It was a good thing that it was so big, because by the early 20th century, Cordillo Downs, with 85,000 sheep, was Australia’s biggest sheep station. Not any more though. Today, the station runs cattle … ~7,000 of them. Buggered if I know what the cattle eat though. There’s not a lot of grass out there. There’s not a lot of trees either, which is why the woolshed is made of stones .. they’ve got lots of them … :-) Again, but in colour
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Old Gular Station Woolshed
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Slowly, softly, sadly settling into the dust and cracks of the shearing shed are the memories of the bleats of the sheep and the shouts of the shearers. Kinchega Woolshed – Kinchega NP – far west NSW – Once a thriving sheep station on the banks of the Darling River, now a National Park and always Country for the Traditional Owners, the Paakantji people. Weary Weavings has been featured in: / Dilapidated Buildings / Rusty, Crusty and Falling to Bits Nikon D200 18-135zoom 1/1.6s @ f10 +0.3EV PSE7 & Topaz Adjust This is a reworking of an earlier effort that I have removed / -
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The shears are down and quiet, the holding pens empty and time for a well earned cuppa, a pie and break during the shearing session at Charlemont Station. Pentax istDS Camera.
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Canon 50D / Canon 24-105@24mm / f4 / 1/30 sec / ISO 1600 / Cokin: P001 (yellow) & P153 ND Shot in mono – straight from the camera / Urangaline was once part of Brookong Station (1847) and covered about 480 000 acres. In 1864, Robert rand Purchased Urangaline from the Osborne Bros of Brookong for 38 000 pounds cash. The deal included 107 000 acres and 38 000 sheep. The shed was hand made – from stands of Murray and Cyprus Pine. The columns swere sunk to 1.3 metres and stood 5 metres above the floor. In 1889 another section was added and by the time they had finished, Urangaline was the largest woolshed in the world, with 101 stands….Brookong, not to be outdone, added another stand to their shed making it 102 stands. The number of machines were finally reduced to 75, improving effeciency to the point that in 1892, 260 000 sheep were shorn for a record clip of 5, 500 bales. ( Thanks to Chris Madden for the access and history) / Note Urangaline is a heritage listed shed. /
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Canon 50D / Canon 24-105@105mm / f4 / 1/125 sec / Cokin: P001 (Yellow) / ISO 1600 / Shot in mono – cropped /
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Woolshed falls near Beechworth Vic. / Thanks to Mark mspfoto for his company on this photo shoot. / / Woolshed Falls once were the centre of the richest Goldfields in Victoria, with more than 8000 Gold Miners or Diggers living along the banks of this small stream. Canon 50D 18-200mm Lens AS IS but Cropped #
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Woolshed falls near Beechworth Vic. / Thanks to Mark mspfoto for his company on this photo shoot. / / Woolshed Falls once were the centre of the richest Goldfields in Victoria, with more than 8000 Gold Miners or Diggers living along the banks of this small stream. Canon 50D 18-200mm Lens #
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