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Victoria Barracks Gate

Victoria Barracks Gate

In Paddington, built by convicts from 1841-48, the barracks housed a British garrison, now our military personnel. 1967: During National Service days, we spent ...
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In Paddington, built by convicts from 1841-48, the barracks housed a British garrison, now our military personnel. 1967: During National Service days, we spent a week there on guard duty. I operated a switchboard with the old plugs and cables. From the archives.
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COOLPIX P5100

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Aperture 34/10 ISO 64 Shutter 10/7183 Focal Length 75/10

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Sydney, New South Wales, AU

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Jan, 2020

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