Square Perspectives Photo Challenge ~ Australian Landscapes #12
Destination: The Big Merino, Goulburn, New South Wales
The Big Merino in Goulburn is one of Australia’s collection of “big things”. The giant concrete ram honours the prosperous wool industry upon which the Goulburn region was founded.
The ram is not just for viewing on the outside. Inside his cavernous body, there’s an interesting display about wool farming and, upstairs in his head, a unique lookout.
From the ram’s eye, there’s a great view along Hume Street towards the Hume Highway, the 880 kilometre interstate arterial connecting Sydney and Melbourne.
It’s a sheep’s eye view of the world!
While our travel plans are on hold I’m joining in every day with Beckyβs July Square Perspectives Photo Challenge over at The Life of B. The rules are simple: photos must be square and fit the theme of perspective. My posts represent the definition of perspective as a vista – seeing something over distance or time.
That’s enormous! What a ram, take a long time to shear him π
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Lol, that’s true.
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That is a big fellow!! π
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He’s a whopper!
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Why in so many places is there a beautiful view of Bunnings. π
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Bunnings is everywhere!
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My favourite big thing is the Big Rocking Horse at Gumeracha in South Australia but I do love the ram.
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Yes, we’ve been to the rocking horse too. My favourite is the Big Pineapple at Nambour in QLD.
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Canβt think of any other word but weird!
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We have many “big things”. π
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What a place to have an exhibition! π
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And of course it was all about sheep. π
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I’m sure it was intersting all the same. π
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