John, you'd love my house then. It's corrugated iron and hexagonal shaped. Out through the window is another shed. This shed is at the old rail yards here in Launceston, Tasmania and the place has been developed as an Art Gallery and Museum, it also houses the University Arts school. In this old shed were lots of redundant old railway equipment and rolling stock.
John, you'd love my house then. It's corrugated iron and hexagonal shaped. Out through the window is another shed. This shed is at the old rail yards here in Launceston, Tasmania and the place has been developed as an Art Gallery and Museum, it also houses the University Arts school. In this old shed were lots of redundant old railway equipment and rolling stock.
I love corrugated steel sheds and shapes like this. I have been trying without success to figure out what is the other side of that window.
ReplyDeleteJohn, you'd love my house then. It's corrugated iron and hexagonal shaped. Out through the window is another shed. This shed is at the old rail yards here in Launceston, Tasmania and the place has been developed as an Art Gallery and Museum, it also houses the University Arts school. In this old shed were lots of redundant old railway equipment and rolling stock.
ReplyDeleteJohn, you'd love my house then. It's corrugated iron and hexagonal shaped. Out through the window is another shed. This shed is at the old rail yards here in Launceston, Tasmania and the place has been developed as an Art Gallery and Museum, it also houses the University Arts school. In this old shed were lots of redundant old railway equipment and rolling stock.
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