Abandoned, dilapidated, derelict, decayed and once loved.

Following is a collection of farmhouse images taken on a trip through western Victoria and South Australia.
Initially I intended to take a lot of seascape images on this trip but the rain and sheer cliffs along the Great Ocean Road often conspired against me.
As the journey progressed I found myself becoming more interested in the landscape including the many vacant derelict buildings scattered along the way.

Below – “Shambles” – A deserted farmhouse at Byaduk North, Victoria, Australia.

Below – “Out the Back” Byaduk North, Victoria, Australia.

Below – “The Love Shack” – Found along the road north of Port Fairy, Victoria, Australia.
There is also a colour version of the Love Shack here.

Below – “Spiders n’ Snakes” – an abandoned house along the roadside in Puralka, Victoria, Australia.

Below – “Cottage in the Vineyard” Padthaway Heritage Cottage (Front) near Bordertown, South Australia.

Below – “Backdoor to the Vineyard” Padthaway Heritage Cottage (Rear) overlooking the vineyard, near Bordertown, South Australia.

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