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Windmill pump. Near Burren Junction, far north west NSW.



Goddess of 67 church, Lightning Ridge NSW





Sawn Rocks, Mt. Kaputar National Park, Narrabri NSW

These are just superb and that’s from one who knows Boggabri too well

These are great. I especially like #1.

I've seen the place in the last pic on rock climbing forums a few times.

sirhc55 wrote:These are just superb and that’s from one who knows Boggabri too well

Thanks.
Ahh, Boggabri. Highway patrol's favoured far north/west spot for radar.

norwest wrote:

sirhc55 wrote:These are just superb and that’s from one who knows Boggabri too well

Thanks.
Ahh, Boggabri. Highway patrol's favoured far north/west spot for radar.

True, but I have done nearly 200km/h on the Breeza in an SLK230

Hi Norwest,

I love your images.
I used to go to Sunday School ( I thInk, that ist was is was called some aeons ago) - it was very much like the corrugated iron church that you have shown - the one we went to.
Back then it happened to be with Pastor Zinbauer in Adelaide.
He picked us up in what must have been a Ford T4 or something like that.
This was in 1960 - it was weired - it also shows my age - a currugated iron church, coming from Europe it was so weired.

Thanks for showing,
CD

My pick is the simple shot of the door, its amazing how such a simple subject matter, whilst done over and over seems to always be so appealing, must be something to do with pyscohology and all that...but hey I really like the door, contrasting concepts, a shed style building and church nice...

Sawn rocks, my first thought when I saw those and had a camera was 'how the hell do i fit it all in'!! Its very hard to capture something so large.. I was up there last year and loved Narrabri great place. fyi my sawn rocks

Agree re the door. It may be the the curiosity prevalent in human nature that makes us wonder what's on the other side.

#4 is simply awesome Love the texture