Bemboka Blues bumpers its white-painted balustrades and turned

its white-painted balustrades and turned balusters wrapping around a central void as the treads descend toward a dark lower landing

A weatherboard farmhouse at Wolumla sits on open pasture

The Kirkbride Complex was designed by Colonial Architect James Barnet and Inspector General of the Insane Frederic Norton Manning

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The building served as the mechanical arm of Sundell Motors Pty Ltd

Bemboka Blues bumpers its white-painted balustrades and turnedFaded blue paint peels from a weatherboard wall of a derelict farmhouse in Bemboka, sunlight cutting through broken windows to catch the dust hanging in the still air. The building sits in a region where European selectors first arrived in 1829, and the Imlay Brothers ran cattle here from the 1830s. Part of the A Place to Call Home series.