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Sunday, April 25, 2010
KAMBAH WOOLSHED
Earlier in the week we were driving past the Old Kambah Woolshed. The Kambah Woolshed is the last link to the property Kambah Station, which was farmed from 1875 until 1970 and gave the Canberra suburb its name. Totally surrounded by suburbia this place has been heavily modified and could be classed as a shed for barbies. I can remember it once still showing the shearer's stands.. unfortunately no longer...
Worth a look...
Converted into a BBQ area...
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Worth a look...
Converted into a BBQ area...
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