Where is this?

There is an old Kenworth buried up on top of Razorback under the memorial plarqe .

Most interesting, must visit there.
Transporting horses when the blockade was on.
Allowed through as livestock on board. Drivers and company supported the cause with donations.
A memorable time indeed.

#65 Another grain receival installation and disused station. One of the towns on The Hume now bypassed. Might be a difficult ask. Have a go.

Camden, the last time I went there has to be about 45 + years back. Just over that bridge was an old building that was a restuarant called Fishers Ghost something.

#65 Disused station and grain receival at Holbrook.
Just beyond the submarine and tourist area.
Home now so no more to post.
Thanks for your interest, Paul.

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Is that the Hospital at Warburton Victoria?

Twas the Sanitarium Heath foods factory  Warburton

LOL
cya

Yes, It is the former Sanitarium factory.
My sister was an employee of a Sanitarium factory and embraced their Seventh Day Adventist religion. She and her friends made Peanut Butter and they called themselves "Nut busters" She spent a week (or two) at Warburton some fifty years ago. They made Weetbix, which they called unofficially, Weevil Bricks.

Morris wrote:

Yes, It is the former Sanitarium factory.
My sister was an employee of a Sanitarium factory and embraced their Seventh Day Adventist religion. She and her friends made Peanut Butter and they called themselves "Nut busters" She spent a week (or two) at Warburton some fifty years ago. They made Weetbix, which they called unofficially, Weevil Bricks.
 

We are related then Morris, your sister is my sister! I joined the Adventist church in my 20's, must have been something in all the Weevil Bricks I ate when I was a kid...