Monday, 15 June 2020

Temora, NSW

Started off with the new blogger for this post all was well but couldn't make my photos larger.  Have send feedback as it's asked for.  Came back to old blogger to make photos larger :)

Just down the road in Temora we came across this poor house, oh dear, to think someone lived in there once and was probably their pride and joy, beautiful homes across the road.




Went to the showgrounds where there is a caravan park within it but certainly not as nice as where we stayed.  Came across this shelter for whatever it's for.


Entry to the Airport and to the right the caravan park.


Sorry about the sun, it was in the wrong place but it was good to have it out.  This is where we parked, we had power.
The building below is an office for the Airport and to the right the showers and toilets.




Love this tree, so healthy.
The below houses are along the drive away from the airport, many of these houses have hangers at the back of them with small planes but I couldn't manage to get a photo.





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  1. Nice photos! The house doesn't look like it will be standing much longer. Looks like a nice area you visited. Enjoy the day!

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  2. A nice place to stay a few days I suppose.

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  3. I suspect the chimney to the first house will remain for a while after the house itself has collapsed.
    Houses with aircraft hangers? Wow. Not something I associate with country towns. Properties yes, but not the towns.

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    1. We were totally surprised by those hangers at the back of the houses in that street, we had to look twice to believe it and did when we saw the planes inside a couple of them.
      Yes, chimney always stay it seems.

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  4. Sehr schön die Häuser gepflegt und nicht wie das vom 1. Bild.
    Das Bild im Hader ist klasse.

    Gruß
    Noke

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    1. I'd say those houses are not very old but the old house, oh dear :)

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  5. That's a glorious first photo - if you click onto your uploaded photos whilst there are in draft then a menu will come up giving you 5 different choices of photo size, and also the possibility to move them from side to central or keep in the centre.
    Well done.

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    1. sorry I intended to put from side to side.

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    2. Thanks Rosemary, will try that.
      Thanks re first photo, was a clear day, that day :)

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    3. I just tried that and it of course works Rosemary - thank you once again.

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  6. What a lovely little country town Temora appears to be. I've really enjoyed my "visit"! :)

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    1. Pleased you enjoyed Lee, the town has so much to offer, would go again if I had the opportunity.

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  7. When I see old and derelict houses such as the one you show, I often think about what the walls have seen within the house. Lives, loves, births, deaths....

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    1. Yes Andrew, someone loved that house and much happened in it, if only we knew :)

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  8. We were amazed at those houses with hangars, instead of a carport or garage they had a hangar or maybe with both? Temora is a great town and you have captured it well.

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    1. Thanks Rosie.
      Well it's odd to see a hanger in your backyard..lol

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  9. The first house is in a sad state. I have never experienced travelling and staying in a caravan. Have a great week.

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    1. Thanks Nancy.
      Caravanning is not for everyone Nancy. Many people sell their homes buy a caravan and off they go, some work along the way some don't. Some keep their homes, some rent them out if they are going for awhile.
      We still have our home and have one of our sons living at home, so he looks after it plus the security company whom we pay to man the alarm.

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  10. I loved looking at these images dear Margaret

    Old broken house looks intriguing
    Your vehicle is magnificent
    I too loved this gorgeous tree
    Houses are beautiful

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  11. I wonder how many critters now make their home in that derelict house,

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  12. Hi Margaret! Back to blogging! (me.) I don't know why, but I love photos of dilapitated houses and especially barns. I'm weird. Hope all is well with you!

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    1. My, on my, you are back - how wonderful :)
      You are not weird, many people like dilapidated houses and so on....always interesting they are.
      Yes, all is ok down here. Thanks for asking.

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  13. Apparently, I had my blog set at private from last fall. Dur. LOL It's open now, so please come and visit when you can! Thanks!

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  14. Las casas en ruina me dan mucha tristeza. Las demás casas se ven bonitas y el árbol también. Besos.

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