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Category: Cultural heritage

June 30, 2021July 19, 2021 George Handel

Deadman’s Loop, Steiglitz

May 29, 2021June 17, 2021 George Handel

A walk along the historic Stock Route in Kensington

January 1, 2021May 6, 2021 George Handel

Cock’s Eldorado Dredge

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Hi, I’m George, former Baroque composer and all-round bon vivant. Days out are so much fun, and if you’re anything like me you’ll be wanting to get out and about as often as possible. So buckle up your shoes and join me as I go here, there and everywhere. Wig, clavichord, go!

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A late afternoon walk through the fields of Absam. The village of Thaur is at the foot of the Karwendel mountains in the background. Dec 2019.
Looking west-northwest from our apartment window in Absam, Tyrol, over the fields towards the Karwendel mountains. The village of Thaur is at the foot of the mountains in the distance. The pilgrimage church of St. Romedius is sitting above the village in a snowy clearing. Dec 2019.
Engineering Block B Building, University of Melbourne, Parkville, Jul 2021. Another view of the University of Melbourne's Engineering Block B Building (Civil & Civic, 1972–73), this time with central Melbourne skyscrapers in the background.
Engineering Block B Building, University of Melbourne, Parkville, Jul 2021. The Engineering Block B Building (Civil & Civic, 1972–73) at the University of Melbourne's Parkville campus is a notable example of Brutalism "in its undiluted form," which began to appear in central Melbourne in the 1970s ('Melbourne’s Marvellous Modernism: A Comparative Analysis of Post-War Modern Architecture in Melbourne’s CBD 1955-1975', National Trust Australia (Victoria), Sept 2014). It is certainly a very attractive building.
Lyle and Rivett Theatre Building at the Redmond Barry Building (1961), University of Melbourne, Parkville, Jul 2021.
Raymond Priestley Building (1969), University of Melbourne, Parkville, Jul 2021.
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