Random Harvest Size:L Sheds like this one were

Sheds like this one were the working heart of any wool-producing station

light falling from high windows onto cracked plaster and layers of peeling paint

designed by Colonial Architect James Barnet on the principle that the building itself was part of the cure

consolidating three Yubari schools as the coal industry's decline accelerated

The Royal Australian Navy operated this site from 1921 until 1999

Random Harvest Size:L Sheds like this one wereA desolate street in Yubari, Hokkaido, where weeds push through the road surface and weathered buildings stand empty on either side. Once the commercial heart of a coal mining city that housed over 100,000 people, these streetscapes now record what remains after the mines closed in 1990 and the population fell by more than 94%. Part of the Streetscapes of Yubari series.