Isn't this groovy?
Can you guess what it is?
I photographed it while at Birregurra rail station.
Hawt Andrew has Guess This posts, and so does
and now I'm having a go.
A book prize to the first correct guess
A book prize to the first correct guess
(and no, it isn't an unwanted xmas-gift).
It's a bloody big party cone.
ReplyDeleteI reckon the Bong musta bin an old wheat silo thereabouts -- Typical wreckage from a Dubbo B&S Ball. :o)
It's the nose cone of the R101.
ReplyDeleteSend the book c/o Newport P.O.
(Has it got rude pictures in it?)
-Robert.
League for the Promotion of Smoke Nights.
Where's the other postings gone!
ReplyDeleteI like to read my comments, over and over.
She's a water tower, Cap'n, and I reckon she's ready to blow!
ReplyDeleteI thought it might be Robbert's new concert hall.
ReplyDeleteit is about 30 metres high
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Robbert the book I had in mind would certainly please you so keep guessing.
HIp - please blog on the Dubbo B&S
I thought it was a water tower too.
ReplyDeleteOr they're trying to kill a big weed.
Can we have a clue?
ReplyDeleteLooks like maybe a timber mill in the background, so something related to that? No idea really.
ReplyDeleteCharcoal burner?
ReplyDeleteBrick-making kiln?
Cast-iron wigwam?
Hell I don't know. I get the feeling it appeared there same time you did.
has it got to do with haY or some kind of stock feed?
ReplyDeleteA silo of wheat perchance???
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ReplyDelete(That would have been a Declan typo wot I remooved.)
ReplyDeleteCarl Williams' bespoke sweat lodge? ;0)
Bespoke is when the Bishop orders his Tomb.
ReplyDeleteIt's a Place Of Secret Men's Business, owned by the local CWA who lets blokes use it every second Friday on the proviso they hoover and mop the knitting looms inside :P
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visits evahbodeee ... for an idea of the size of it, bottom right-hand corner is a truck which is real not a Tonkatoy.
ReplyDeleteNow I am going into the Old Ballarat Cemetery to photograph my favourite headstones, before heading south to Rokewood until Friday when I will get to Copperwitch's before we see you all at the frocks in Bendi-Au-Go-Go
Who won? You have to say who won. And what the bloody thing is! Stone the proes!- what a stupid competition!
ReplyDeleteI can't get to the Bendigo exhibition so you must tell me what it is - even if you just whisper on here ;)
ReplyDeleteI have NFI, but I am itching to find out. I hope you post the reult here though. It DOES look like a huge Dalek doesn't it!
ReplyDeleteDubbo B&S? Woodstock Syndrome could make that a tad problematic, Possum.
ReplyDeleteYou don't know what that pork barrel is either, do yu, Hmm?
A giant prophylactic of some description?
ReplyDeleteWell, duh.. anyone can see it's a discarded badmington/badminton?? implement once favoured by the giants that inhabited this land.
ReplyDeletePS: what is the eta for the frock posse at Bendy?
ReplyDeleteWhatever it is, it's strange! :P
ReplyDeleteIt's a local monument to Miss Brownie's latest attack of the DT's.
ReplyDeleteFill it with plonk and give it to her.
it's a shuttlecock. See Ya Sunday.
ReplyDeleteI have been in The CoUNTry
ReplyDeletewhere there is NO Vodaphone coverage for my mobile
NO Telstra NextG Broadband coverage for the very costly stick that goes in my laptop.
NOW I am getting from 3250 to 3192, a 4-hour journey, next bulletin here will be MONDAY
Thank you for your visits and comments.
Wha'appen to today's post?!...
ReplyDeleteOr was it an hallucination?
Andrew got the closest.
ReplyDeleteIt IS a timber mill and the giant shuttlecock burns all the sawdust shavings etc.
I will post the book prize addressed to Andrew Hiriser care of the PO at 3004 and they will ask him where it was sent from so the correct answer would be Cheltnam 3192
Thank you linesman, thank you hot ball boys.
Can't say it is something familiar to me and I do have some knowledge of sawmills. Hope you send the prize to 479 St K Rd.
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