Yard rusty its dolerite walls rising steeply

its dolerite walls rising steeply on all sides

Staircase at Pyrmont

where this Georgian pub has stood since 1859

Buildings like this were common across the pastoral runs of Rural New South Wales

forgotten machinery sitting dormant in the dust beyond the landing

Yard rusty its dolerite walls rising steeplyThe yard at Bombala Railway Station runs 900 metres from the road to the end of the line, taking in the loading bank, goods shed, cattle yards, turntable, and weighbridge. Built by NSW Government Railways in 1921, this terminus served the pastoral communities of the southern Monaro tablelands for 65 years. Part of the Bombala Station series.