Farmhouse on a hill
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Not the best quality. I grabbed a few shots in the rain while I was waiting for someone to come back to the car. The bushfire smoke does not help.
This is St Leonards, once a little town in its own right, now a suburb on the very edge of Launceston, Tasmanian. It's on the side of hill and some of the streets are rather steep. When I was a teenager, we used to deliver junk mail for pocket money. There was this little farm house at the top of the steepest street and I used to wonder if anyone lived there. That was back in the 80s.
Haven't been up there since, until yesterday.
I think it was called Four Winds.
abandonedplacesNot the best quality. I grabbed a few shots in the rain while I was waiting for someone to come back to the car. The bushfire smoke does not help.
This is St Leonards, once a little town in its own right, now a suburb on the very edge of Launceston, Tasmanian. It's on the side of hill and some of the streets are rather steep. When I was a teenager, we used to deliver junk mail for pocket money. There was this little farm house at the top of the steepest street and I used to wonder if anyone lived there. That was back in the 80s.
Haven't been up there since, until yesterday.
I think it was called Four Winds.
