Entrance Colour:Raw Dust motes and collapsed timber

Dust motes and collapsed timber mark what remains

The domestic water system of MV Cape Don

the Chakola Shack stands in the Australian bush with a rusted corrugated iron roof sheltering its decaying interior

A corrugated iron Nissen hut

Entrance Colour:Raw Dust motes and collapsed timberThe main entrance gate at Newington Armament Depot and Nature Reserve, rust stained and crumbling at the hinges, is what 102 years of armament logistics looked like at its threshold. From 1897, this gateway controlled access to one of the most restricted sites on the Parramatta River, a depot that stored and distributed gunpowder, shells, torpedoes, and depth charges for the Australian, British, and United States Navies. Part of the Newington Armory