The Way Out armrest the largest diatreme exposure in

the largest diatreme exposure in the Sydney Basin

caught in 2015 not long before demolition

Layers of grey paint peel from timber weatherboards on a derelict selector's cottage in rural New South Wales

its platform edged by overgrown track and rust working steadily through the metalwork

The complex above was built across seven construction phases between 1889 and 1927

The Way Out armrest the largest diatreme exposure inA corridor inside the novitiate building at Lewisham Hospital, its doorways standing open and paint lifting from the walls in long curling strips. The building was the training and residential heart of the Little Company of Mary's Australian operations from 1889 until the order vacated the site in 1986. Part of the Lewisham Hospital series.