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| Sheds have always appealed to me, this one is on the side of the road, 10 minutes towards civilisation from my shack. |
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| This one is at a place called Forcett, where they used to have a pub with the unfortunate name of Forcett Inn. |
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| Can't remember where this one was. |
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| A modern one at Lilydale, Tas |
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| An old one at Lilydale. |
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| Boomer Bay: This one reminds me of the real pioneer spirit. |
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| I pass this one every fortnight on the way to the shack and this weekend I decided to stop and finally photograph it. DH parked the car quite some way off as it was too dangerous a piece of road to be close and I walked along back towards this lovely old shed. I could hear frantic bleating and looked up onto a yonder hill about 500 metres away and spotted this little lamb who'd misplaced it's mum. It ran to and fro crying loudly for her. |
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| On the way back I suddenly realised that it was all quiet and then I spotted mum and twin one being reunited with errant twin two. Happy ending! |
Hey Deb, I'm with you on 'old shed' the rustier and more rustic the better
ReplyDeleteWe have quite a few where I live and I have always wanted to get my camera out and take pics, but never gotten around to it.
With Spring now here and the long grass I would be a bit wary of certain slithery creatures........
Imagine the stories some of these old sheds could tell, wouldn't it be a wonderful look back into the past.
Claire :}
I love my sheds. Number three looks very like one we have. I must go and take some photos of them! One day, I dream about converting some of our sheds into homes for the kids. At least one of them is keen!
ReplyDeleteThese sheds have a real story to tell. I would love to get inside and have a look around. The modern shed has nothing on the rusty old ones.
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