buildings – bushboys world

Still standing in the bush

Published on June 8, 2022 by bushboy26 Comments

Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Abandoned Buildings or Barns

Around the bend

Published on March 20, 2022 by bushboy48 Comments

The Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #191: Curves

A mix of old, nature, travel and buildings that have curves, bends and twists

Square Odds for February – Our numbers up

Published on February 28, 2022February 27, 2022 by bushboy22 Comments

Becky Square Odds

Thanks Becky for an odd challenge

These are some numbers from around my nearest city Grafton. Hope you can work out the song sequence and maybe have a listen while you look at others Square posts or just blog away.

This is where I used to work

Just a letter box

A year date on a building with a few more to follow

One of the nicest pubs which has been shut down for quite a while and turned into a fruit pickers hostel

Petrol prices a while ago. They are much more now

A fancy mosaic house number

The building where I often get my coffee

Vertical house number

Quite fancy house number although does my OCD head in a bit

A card found on the footpath in the street

Songs by the numbers – pick your favourite and sing along.

One – the start of the Square Odds challenge

One for Becky

another for all of the readers

Sometimes I was blogging my squares at this time

I think I have been squaring for this long or so it seems?

When I couldn’t post and had to schedule

Sometimes we went on such a journey with our Squares

“I guess I’m gonna go
I just never know how you feel”

Sometimes this is how I felt trying to align songs with my photos

Thanks for your comments and thanks for those who listed to a tune or two. See you next Squares

Re-living the Past #17 – My first building photos

Published on February 16, 2022 by bushboy21 Comments

Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Buildings

These are from 2017. I can’t remember all of them but I’ll give it a go

A wonderful old Sydney building with it’s front fascia preserved and grotesque modern apartments built behind. Australia has no idea of preserving our heritage unfortunately. This saddens me.