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Bemboka Blues bumpers Red Road at Australia and

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Red Road at Australia and Japan

steel shelving stacked with plastic crates

The Kirkbride Complex was designed by Colonial Architect James Barnet and Inspector General of the Insane Frederic Norton Manning

Sunlight cuts through a grimy office window at Waratah Park

built by selectors and graziers and left behind as the land became unworkable

Bemboka Blues bumpers Red Road at Australia andFaded blue paint peels from a weatherboard wall of a derelict farmhouse in Bemboka, sunlight cutting through broken windows to catch the dust hanging in the still air. The building sits in a region where European selectors first arrived in 1829, and the Imlay Brothers ran cattle here from the 1830s. Part of the A Place to Call Home series.

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