tiabunna's photos with the keyword: roadside

Ilfracombe is a 'blink and you will miss it' village with the main road passing through. To add interest and give travellers a reason to stop, they have this roadside museum of old equipment. ADDITION: I've just done some homework I should have done earlier, it's called the Machinery Mile. Yes, there are some fences. So, although the world doesn't seem that way, I wish everyone a Happy Fence Friday and a peaceful weekend.

Just after leaving Pakse, in southern Laos, we saw a roadside workshop where agricultural tools were being made from scrap iron with basic but imaginative equipment. The first PiP shows the forge for heating the iron - essentially an electric blower put to imaginative use. The second PiP shows the anvil - something of a concern, it is a "recycled" 125 mm artillery shell !

More roadside letterboxes. These are down the valley south of Braidwood. The postman travels only on the major road and properties off on side roads have rather personalised letterboxes grouped where the sideroads enter. I think Pam might enjoy this. In the late 1860s, this was the area where the Clarke bushranging gang mainly operated, with the tacit support of their friends and relatives. In late 1866, frustrated at their lack of progress, the Special Constables (see previous images) began to arrest many of those people on charges such as receiving stolen property, harbouring criminals, etc.

Yes, at property 1887 on this road, Pluto even carries a rifle as part of his guard duties. :-) Another in my series on Australian roadside rural letterboxes. Explored.

I haven't posted a letterbox image for a while. Today, while travelling, we passed this billy goat letterbox that was too good to resist. :-)

Another set of Australian rural roadside letterboxes.

I thought it about time to resume my series on Australian rural roadside letterboxes.

Continuing with another of my series on Australian rural letterboxes. And, as it's now Friday, HFF to all. :-) Explored.

Emus following a roadside fence, out 'back of Bourke'. HFF.

Local "Landcare" volunteers sorting bags of garbage collected alongside nearby roads, as our contribution toward "Clean Up Australia Day". Officially it's 2 March, but because of other commitments we brought our local effort forward. Taken with SMC Pentax 1:1.4/50.

These colourful flowers were alongside the road at several points in western Tasmania. A Tasmanian garden nursery has since confirmed my suspicions that they are garden escapees.