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The Stick Shed. Murtoa, Victoria

The Stick Shed. Murtoa, Victoria

The Stick Shed covers 16,000m2 under roof and measures 265 metres long, 60 metres wide and almost 20 metres high at its apex. The size and scale of The Stick Sh...
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The Stick Shed covers 16,000m2 under roof and measures 265 metres long, 60 metres wide and almost 20 metres high at its apex. The size and scale of The Stick Shed reflects the massive growth of the wheat industry and the need for mass distribution, bulk grain handling and storage facilities for Australia’s oldest agricultural crop.
Built in 1942 as part of the WW2 war effort to store wheat in the Grain rich Wimmera Region before sending it off to Allied Countries.
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HERO8 Black

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 2204 Shutter 1/24 Focal Length 3/1

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Murtoa, Victoria, AU

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May, 2021

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