Fireplace and Chimney Colour:White and stood vacant for nearly

and stood vacant for nearly a decade before demolition in 2018

sits within a yard that stretches roughly 900 metres across the Monaro tablelands

its metal casing thick with rust

the timber-framed saloon now wears its decay openly: peeling paint and softening wood where the crowds once were

corrugated iron leaning against one side

Fireplace and Chimney Colour:White and stood vacant for nearlyA rendered fireplace and brick chimney stand at the centre of a derelict room inside the Mill Pond Farm homestead at Jembaicumbene, New South Wales. Whitewashed fibre cement walls, a scattered timber plank floor, and partly exposed roof framing surround it. The farmhouse dates to the 1830s, when William Henry Roberts and Andrew Badgery established the original pastoral estate on Walbanga country. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.