Special Bus Type:Framed The structures belong to the

The structures belong to the company-town grid that Nitchitsu Co

bright light cutting through a corrugated metal door at the far end and throwing the debris-scattered floor into relief

Structures like this were the working infrastructure of the pastoral runs that shaped rural New South Wales from the squatting era onward

Wire mesh balustrade runs the perimeter

a stockmen's hut sits in the high country of the Snowy Mountains

Special Bus Type:Framed The structures belong to theA weathered bus sits on the derelict lot of the former Davies Coop Bradmill factory, Yarraville, its destination sign reading "Special" against a backdrop of corrugated iron and brick. The factory began as a dyeing and finishing plant developed by Davies Coop & Co. Ltd from 1952, later operating under the Bradmill name as one of Australia's major denim manufacturers. Part of the Bradmill Denim series.