Corrugated Artwork Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By corunnaroad on 01-Jun-20. Waypoint GA15620

Found the lovely corrugated artwork at the National Road Transport Hall of Fame Old Ghan train Museum, Alice Springs, Australia

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Miena, Tasmania

Corrugated dolphins

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LASCELLES
VICTORIA

On my last trip on the mainland I was on the Silo Art Trail and I came across this The Drovers Hut Gallery in Lascelles. Quite a variety of corrugated art work.

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S42 05.828 E145 32.312 QUEENSTOWN TASMANIA

I was in the Queenstown General Cemetery visiting my grandparents and uncles and aunts who are permanent residents there and driving out noticed a house with quite a collection of animals made from corrugated iron. The photo is of a cow, dog and a rooster.

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These corrugated tin camels are to be found in Norseman in Western Australia at S32 11.868 E121 46.754.
The first time we drove through here I remember getting a geocache off one of the camels which was placed on its rear end.
I remember feeling quite embarrassed about where I had to search for this one.
Our photo shows Mr Beetle and the camels.
Thanks.

Some corrugated sheep in the little wheatbelt town of Wickepin, WA. Across the road from Albert Facey homestead of 'A Fortunate Life' autobiography

Had to add this one to my collection. While treking in New Zealand we stopped at Wanaka Back packers. Here's Alan with his feet, including walking boots, stuck in these metal big walking boots.
Thanks for this one. corunnaroad

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Stopped here on the way to Mildura and fell in love with this art work. This was one of several noticeboards along with grain bins with painted birds on them..

Woomelang Victoria.
S 35° 41.196 E 142° 39.782

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S 35° 41.196 E 142° 39.782

Woomelang Victoria. A whole trail of iron art up here. This was the noticeboard. Cheers

Hi corunnaroad
Went to the Tasman Peninsula today and found this art work at Murdunna
I don't think it will ever do much work but it does look good in the paddock
However, I did wonder if it's a grey Massey Ferguson - which would classify for another GA Locationless
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint

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Took some photos at Norseman, WA. (the way to Eastern mega) so many times

The life size camels were created by Western Australian artist, Kurt Hotker, and are made out of corrugated iron. They are all wandering around the centre of the Prinsep Street roundabout. The sculptures are a tribute to the camel trains that carried the freight and mail to the town in the early days of settlement.

Thanks Corunnaroad

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We spotted this corrugated iron cow letterbox whilst out in our fourby one day.
13th Nov 2011
Near Glenburn, Victoria.

We were wondering what goes through the postie's head when delivering the mail. lol
Thanks for the artful cache corunnaroad.

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Took quite a while to find a picture I wanted to use. We migrated to Australia in 1954 and luckily we ended up staying in Preston in a bungalow behind a lovely Scot lady and her family. Other relatives ended up at the migrant camp at Bonegilla. We have visited the camp and are impressed with the way it has been maintained .
This memorial is not at the camp but at the Gateway Village in Albury
S36 95.631 E146 54.243. It is also the start of a great little multi cache.

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Spot this piece of corro artwork while heading to Melbourne. A large flower at the front of the building.

Thanks for another one Corunnaroad...

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We first came across artwork created in corrugated iron in Tirau in New Zealand back in 2010. The town had many such ovjects, ranging from big buildings shaped as a sheep through to smaller object. Since then we have always looked for this creative art form. The latest we found (for which the coordinates are given) was in Orroroo in South Australia where the community has reflected the name of the town with kangaroos created from corrugated iron. A composite photo of our first and most recent examples has been added to the Gallery. Thanks corunnaroad for the cache.

Mallee fowl near the Patchwollock silo art

What a fabulous cache. It was a bit of a challenge to find our photo from August 2018 when we were on our way to QOGM at Barcaldine. Then we had to get the coordinates and convert them to the correct format. Oh the trouble to get one cache. It is a photo of the Big Yellow Belly outside Isisford in Queensland. Thanks for the challenge corrunaroad.

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This is in the Ghan Museum and tea rooms

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There are lots of corrugated animals in this area. I like this one out the front of a child care centre..

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We have come across some wonderful corrugated iron while traveling around Australia.
This fantastic one was at a little town called Woomelang, Victoria.
Made with only corrugated iron, it is a 3D, full wall height picture with corrugated iron cut outs as well
Here are the coordinates for this artwork.
S 35° 40.827 E 142° 39.792
There is a little story that goes with this artwork - ‘Ducks on the Pond’
A shearer’s language for visitors

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This little beauty is near a cache in Greenbushes. Mr Funky Tin Man and his Dog, he's made from all sorts of things S33 50.538 E116 03.898
Worth stopping for

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Happy hunting