We were driving a gravel road near the small settlement of Millers Flat when we hurriedly pulled over to look at a strange ruin lying in a farm field. My last post’s photo, ‘Summer View, Millers Flat’ was taken just after we’d got out of the car. Here’s the rest [out-of-frame in the ‘Summer View’ pic].
Central Otago, New Zealand. 23 Jan 2022.
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Constructed in the early 1880s. Category 1 historic place.
At the time it was the largest single-storey woolshed in the southern hemisphere.
Wild apple tree where we stopped, in the verge ‘tween road and field.
A little further along we found info ..
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Text and photos by Liz; Exploring Colour (2022)
Exploring Colour 
Wow! You don’t realise how big the building was until you see the side view. I like the curved shape of the gable – makes for a more attractive ruin!
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Massive woolshed! It does look lovely, even as a ruin!
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