Magazine Hatch cables their curved profiles repurposed for

their curved profiles repurposed for whatever the land demanded

Corrugated iron walls and weathered hardwood framing inside a woolshed near Biggin Hill

when the station opened as the terminus of the Goulburn-Bombala branch line

Roto Feeder at Yarraville

Twin Willows at New South Wales

Magazine Hatch cables their curved profiles repurposed forRust blooms across the heavy steel door of a magazine hatch at Newington Armament Depot and Nature Reserve, its bolts and hinges holding firm against more than a century of weathering. The hatch is one of dozens securing the earth mounded explosive storehouses built across the depot from the 1920s onward, each detail designed around the possibility of accidental detonation. Part of the Newington Armory series.