Grain Elevator Tower hunter valley its blue paint flaking from

its blue paint flaking from the cab and front guard above a pink and yellow steel wheel

Cracked tiles and exposed pipework trace the extent of the decay

picking out the scale of the load-bearing brick structure

Ken House occupies a two-storey commercial building in Shimizusawa

its row of empty window openings and a dark doorway facing the field

Grain Elevator Tower hunter valley its blue paint flaking fromA corrugated metal tower rises above the concrete grain shed at Mount Russell, connected by a raised conveyor gallery and a steel access stairway. A skillion verandah roof extends over a loading area on the site operated at closure by GrainCorp. The original concrete silo dates to 1934; a major expansion followed in 1955, bringing combined capacity to approximately 32,600 tonnes. Part of the Mount Russell Grain Silo series.