tiabunna's photos with the keyword: railings

Australia's smaller country towns have some lovely old buildings, such as this Post Office and the pub across the road (see PiP) in Bourke. I guess there isn't the same pressure to "replace with newer" that applies to the larger centres. Wishing everyone a Happy Fence Friday and a safe and enjoyable weekend.

Braidwood was the first township in NSW to be heritage listed. The following is from the NSW Heritage website. "Braidwood and its setting are of state significance as an excellent surviving example of a Georgian period town plan, dating from the late 1830s. The town buildings reflect key phases of development, commencing with the initial construction period in the 1840s, and consolidation in the later half of the century following the gold boom. The integrity of Wallace Street as a fine collection of 19th century buildings makes it particularly significant." Well, it's Friday already! Somehow the week has escaped, so I shall wish everyone HFF and a great weekend ahead.

Staircase around this magnificent tree in the Mt Kaputar National Park. HFF and best wishes for the weekend, everyone.

Nothing like a stroll on a jetty on a warm summer's day. HFF, everyone.

We're celebrating the 70th anniversary of the release of the Renault 4CV this weekend. Today we were in the country town of Millthorpe. HFF, everyone. Explored.

Watching from the verandah of the guesthouse, as the snow came through when we visited the Blue Mountains recently. For all those people up north having a hot summer. The snow is easier to see if viewed large. HFF.

This house in Brisbane is a style known as a 'Queenslander'. View larger to see the beautiful cast iron railings. Best wishes for the weekend and HFF, everyone.

The walk to Mt Cook, through the National Park, crosses several pedestrian bridges. Best viewed large. HFF. Explored #1.

Shades of red! HFF.