shearing shed

Then he looked at the back of the shearing shed.

The painting showed a view of the shearing sheds which was not in some cases realistic.

There are the remains of a disused shearing shed on the island.

The second area contains another homestead along with holding yards and shearing sheds.

The shearing shed was busy that season with 52,000 sheep being shorn.

Attractions in the settlement include a ford, and large sheep shearing sheds.

Shearing sheds can become extremely hot, even in cooler climates, during the summer.

By 1912 the station expected to shear 25,000 sheep using 16 stands in the shearing shed.

Painted, picked up in a shearing shed and swagged it for six months".

Later the same year the station shears an estimated 16,000 sheep using 8 stands in the shearing shed.

The party stayed in the brick homestead, outbuildings and shearing shed during their visit.

The property also includes the homestead and other buildings including the fully equipped 20 stand shearing shed.

She watched from her room as they left their bikes propped up against the huts around the shearing sheds.

An open shearing shed and a stone-dipping trough stood next to the sheep pen.

One of his best-known remarks was "Women aren't welcome in the shearing sheds.

A group of buildings, including a homestead, office, cottage, cook house, butcher's shop and large shearing shed were all built from the local stone.

Shearing sheds were built as well as living quarters to cater for the families living there.

The painting depicts sheep shearers plying their trade in a timber shearing shed.

The shearing shed shown in this illustration c. 1890 has walls of both vertical and horizontal slabs; the latter may have been a later addition.

In one year 68,000 sheep were shorn in the Billilingera shearing shed.

By 1915, most large Australian sheep station shearing sheds had machines that were powered by steam engines.

O'Grady constructed a rudimentary hut and shearing shed a few miles from the current homestead.

Pressing and branding are typically carried out by a woolpresser in the larger shearing sheds.

In 1927, the settlement's huge sheep shearing shed was built, which is claimed to be the world's largest, with a capacity of five thousand sheep.

In 1894 the station's shearing shed was burned down along with seven others in the district as part of a protest by shearers over wages.