Timber Feed Trough bukker Weathered timber walls and a

Weathered timber walls and a corrugated iron roof give the Springfield Drovers Hut its characteristic form

its slats thick with years of settled dust

A partially legible sign on the left unit shows fragments including '000' and 'FIR RIG E'

and a green-trimmed doorframe and exit sign remain against the emptied shell

The building served as both post office and postmaster's home from 1 November 1869 until its closure in 1945

Timber Feed Trough bukker Weathered timber walls and aA long timber feed trough runs the length of a weathered shed wall at Mill Pond Farm, its boards bleached grey above a stone and earth floor scattered with straw. Corrugated iron lines the gabled roof overhead. The shed is among the oldest surviving outbuildings on a property that has been working pastoral land since the 1830s. Part of the Mill Pond Farm series.