Tumut is a pretty town...with a few quirks. that haze in the picture above is due to the chaps at the Parks service starting their annual burn-off just in time for the Festival of the Falling Leaf
must have been quite a challenge for HC Stenning to have laid this stone, especially as the rest of the building consists of timber-framed corrugated iron?
the railway station lies abandoned [and yielded a treasure trove of iron fragments]
could have happily taken the incinerator home...
a nice juxtaposition of interestingly textured walls
a deliciously leopard spotted fragment of wool sliver, dyed whilst resting in a colander inside a pot of leaves...
I thought the leopard spotted wool sliver was actually a freshly baked flat bread :)
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I remember Tumut as a place of mischief, as a student I was caught in a mens dorm...had to climb out the window...couldnt do that now, also found it the coldest place on earth.....and OUTSIDE TOILETS!
ReplyDeleteI am sure your time will be much more fufilling
What wonderful sunny weather you had in tumut. Hmmmm not sure about the spotty wool, although it is a beautiful rich tone. I particularly like the shadow on the tin wall. That little camera of yours is so handy isnt it.
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ReplyDeleteI love the sluggish animalistic slop of the wool piece, it looks like a primordial stodge creature about to crawl out of it's pond... and the stone..lol! an interesting looking place, thank you!
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