Bemboka Woolshed catch Built in 1927 to house

Built in 1927 to house Taiwanese students studying in Tokyo

Inside the Ranger Headquarters at Waratah Park

and was repurposed as group accommodation by Yubari Kanko Kaihatsu Co

Corrugated iron and hardwood timber frame a space built for hard seasonal work

its corrugated steel cladding rusted from decades of Hokkaido winters

Bemboka Woolshed catch Built in 1927 to houseA timber clad woolshed sits raised on stumps in open paddock, its rusted corrugated iron roof edged by a dead tree leaning against the wall. Rolling green hills and a stand of pines fill the background. Traditional woolshed construction, local hardwood framing, corrugated iron cladding widespread in Australian rural buildings from the 1850s. Part of The Woolshed series.