Delegate Shearers Front Colour:Raw Downstairs Exit at Blayney

Downstairs Exit at Blayney

Thatched Walkway at Nikko

Dead Silence at Australia and Japan

Layers of peeling paint record the years between the factory floor's last shift and the day Brett Patman walked in

Delegate Shearers Front Colour:Raw Downstairs Exit at BlayneyThe weathered timber and corrugated iron facade of the Delegate shearers' quarters, its empty windows and peeling paint marking the end of seasonal work that once brought gangs of men together each year. Delegate sits at the southern edge of the Monaro, one of the earliest pastoral frontiers in New South Wales, with European settlement reaching this far south from 1827. Part of the A Place to Call Home series.