Home In The Valley wind turbine rust bleeding across the ridgeline

rust bleeding across the ridgeline where the sheets meet

A conveyor belt climbs steeply through the remnant crusher plant at Hornsby Quarry

its white-painted balustrades and turned balusters wrapping around a central void as the treads descend toward a dark lower landing

Rendering Plant at Blayney

ground broken in 1880 and first occupied in 1884

Home In The Valley wind turbine rust bleeding across the ridgelineA weatherboard farmhouse, verandah collapsed and corrugated iron lifting from the roofline, stands open to dry paddock grass on all sides. A brick chimney holds its ground where the rest has given way. Rolling hills rise behind. Part of the A Place to Call Home series, documenting vernacular rural homesteads across the Snowy Monaro region and Hunter Valley, New South Wales.