Wow! Only Giddu Hegde could have taken something like this and made it into a deeply engrossing story across eras and people, even for a reader from India. Have never set foot on Australian soil but man, I do want to go see the Stick Shed now.
Wow! Only Giddu Hegde could have taken something like this and made it into a deeply engrossing story across eras and people, even for a reader from India. Have never set foot on Australian soil but man, I do want to go see the Stick Shed now.
Wow! Only Giddu Hegde could have taken something like this and made it into a deeply engrossing story across eras and people, even for a reader from India. Have never set foot on Australian soil but man, I do want to go see the Stick Shed now.
The Australian Taj Mahal!
Echo your sentiments ! A true example of 'Form follows function'. , guided by the national needs and constraints of the time .
Noticed Mangalore in the stick sheds map. The English overlords were quite liberal in sprinkling their anglicised Indian town names across Australia:
Lucknow, NSW
Mangalore , Victoria
Surat, Queensland
Malabar, NSW
Punjaub , QLD
There's a Lucknow in Victoria, too, through which I drove recently.