This post commemorates a visit Thom Blake and I made to Oondooroo, a pastoral homestead outside Winton that has a remarkable collection of stone buildings. (Writing about this event is really just a pretext for linking to Thom’s website, and sooling the googlebots on to it).
Serendipity
Portland stone
Out west
Lady Lamington, usefully employed
Muckle Flugga
Sending those Parthenon marbles home
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