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Skyworks WA

Locality: Toodyay, Western Australia

Address: P O Box 1567 6566 Toodyay, WA, Australia

Website: http://skyworkswa.com

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25.01.2022 It’s Where Were We Wednesday . Have a guess #WWWW This is the hall at Irishtown near Northam... congrats to Michelle Belshaw who was super fast with her answer and wins the Glory for the week Some history of this gorgeous hall thanks to Inherit.stateheritage.wa.gov.au:... The Irishtown Agricultural hall has been significant to the rural community in the Irishtown district for over a hundred years. In 1893 some local farmers, John French and James McManus, decided to build a hall as the centre activities for the district. The cost of building the hall was 335 pounds, which included a government grant of 250 pounds. The hall was opened by Sir John Forrest in June 1894. Over the years it has been used by the community for a number of purposes. These include: Farmer’s Club, Football Club, Tennis Club, Badminton, Parents and Citizens, Pasture Improvement Club, Bushfire Brigade, Christmas Trees, Anglican Services, and also patriotic fundraising during the World Wars. The hall is owned by the local community and is managed by the Irishtown Committee Inc. The Centenary Celebrations were held on Sunday 2 October 1994. See more

25.01.2022 The Highlights Video from the weekend’s Eagle Bay Epic is here! A huge congratulations to the organisers and all who took part - making the event the awesome success it was - and a big thankyou to the many competitors who were so warm and friendly to us on the course with their smiles, thumbs up, cheers, and particularly the willing volunteers who ran with the 360 camera for a section. Another big thankyou to the St John’s Ambulance crew who patched up our head camerama...n who took a tumble out on the trail. Hope to see you again at next year’s event enjoy! #eaglebayepic #dunsborough #adventurerace Rapid Ascent Eagle Bay Brewing Co

24.01.2022 MMBA springs to mind.... if that’s an appropriate expression?! ......Somewhere on the 200km straight road between Sandstone and Paynes Find . Australia's Golden Outback Western Australia

23.01.2022 Oil painting sky this morning! . Visit Toodyay ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt

23.01.2022 Magical skies . ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt Wongan Hills, Western Australia

22.01.2022 Wow! The new Eagle Bay Epic Adventure Race this weekend certainly was epic We are all very blessed in WA to be able to have events such as these in the current situation, and the #eaglebayepic certainly didn’t disappoint. From an awesome venue at Eagle Bay Brewing Co to the excitement of not only the adventure racing but also a Kids’ 3.5km running & obstacle course, and.... the WA Wife Carrying Championships it was a fantastic fun filled family event with no shortage ...of smiles. Thanks to Rapid Ascent and their amazing WA crew for engaging us to film & photograph the action yesterday - here are a few photos- video coming soon #dunsborough #adventurerace #skyworkswa

22.01.2022 Almost forgot what day it is.... Where Were We Wednesday already! Let’s see if you guys know your churches as well as you know your pubs .... Have a guess #WWWW... . This little gem is the Dominican Convent chapel of St Hyacinth in Yalgoo. Built in 1921/22 it’s one of many of Monsignor Hawes creations in WA.. a few more info photos now provided. Congratulations to Fran O’Neill who gets to polish the Glory Trophy for the week See more

19.01.2022 A slightly belated Halloween themed WWWW this week . Have a guess where this spooky place is #WWWW .... This is the Old Masonic Lodge in Cue - lots of correct answers but Mary Lou McCrudden-Nobes was quickest on the buzzer and wins this week’s Glory Extra info courtesy of www.cue.wa.gov.au: This somewhat spooky building on Dowley Street has laid the foundation for many a ghost story. The Lodge was built in 1899 of timber and galvanised iron, with pressed iron interior. Corrugated iron was used extensively in goldfield areas during this time because it was easily transported by camels. There are very few buildings of this type remaining in Australia although they are quite common in parts of the United States of America. Murchison Lodge 22 was consecrated on 21 April 1897. They held regular meetings in the building from 1899 to 1979, when they were cancelled due to insufficient numbers. Now owned by the National Trust of Australia, it is said to be the biggest, free standing, double story corrugated iron structure in the southern hemisphere that’s a claim to fame! See more

19.01.2022 Australiana... . . Western Australia ABC Perth Visit Northam

19.01.2022 Ripe for harvest . ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt Wheatbelt Local Wheatbelt Business Network CBH Group

18.01.2022 Friday’s dawn clouds were very busy - timelapse captured over a few hours . ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt Visit Toodyay

18.01.2022 It’s Where Were We Wednesday! Have a guess . #WWWW .... This teeny bank is in Shackleton (undoctored photo with name now shown), Shire of Bruce Rock..... info from their website: The Bankwest bank at Shackleton claims to be Australia’s smallest bank. This is a claim that few would argue with. Measuring only 3 metres by 4 metres the bank closed its doors from business for the last time in 1997. Thoughout its life, the building has been an Aircraft Observation Post during World War II, a Child Care Centre and the Bank of New South Wales before it finally became known as Bankwest. Danielle Thornton scoops this week’s Glory Trophy being first on the buzzer with the correct answer

16.01.2022 And green turns to gold.... . ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt CBH Group Wheatbelt Business Network

15.01.2022 Gotta love old Salty the Kieser of Conduit Well . . ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt

12.01.2022 It’s hard to beat a Wheatbelt Sunset, especially one spent with friends and family . . Parnana Pikurtu Wildlife Sanctuary Nulla Nulla Farm Retreat ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt Australia's Golden Outback

12.01.2022 It’s good old Where Were We Wednesday again ... So Where Were We? (And for those clever people who can read signs these have been censored... will replace the photo later on ) . This is the wonderful Palace Hotel, Southern Cross - a fantastic community venue Charlie McClellan was first in best dressed... .... #WWWW See more

11.01.2022 An eerie sunrise this morning at the start of another 41 degree day . ABC Perth Shire of Toodyay

11.01.2022 More gratuitous Wheatbelt sunset shots from earlier this week . ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt Australia's Golden Outback Shire of Dalwallinu Wheatbelt Business Network Central Wheatbelt Visitor Centre

09.01.2022 4.45am morning vibes . ABC Perth Visit Toodyay

08.01.2022 Australiana . . ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt Australia's Golden Outback Wheatbelt Business Network Triple M Central Wheatbelt Shire of Dalwallinu

07.01.2022 Toodyay is still bringing on the beauty . . Visit Toodyay Shire of Toodyay

07.01.2022 Our latest news article :-) . Rapid Ascent Eagle Bay Brewing Co

06.01.2022 Which CBH site is this? (Clue now added) With a wild guess you’ve got about a 1/150 chance of being correct and winning the Where Were We Wednesday Glory Trophy . #WWWW CBH Group .... this is Mukinbudin, and David Carlson wins this week’s Glory See more

06.01.2022 And it’s back to the pub for Where Were We Wednesday.... Have a guess...photo has been doctored for those supersleuths who can read signs #WWWW . This is Cuballing Tavern (photo now updated) and David Boyland wins this week’s Glory Trophy being fastest on the buzzer

05.01.2022 The open road beckons.... . . Australia's Golden Outback Australia.com Destination Perth

04.01.2022 Swooping galahs & swooping cockatoos followed shortly afterwards by swooping magpies (missed that one!)

04.01.2022 Dramatic skies over Toodyay yesterday morning after a very hot couple of days.... couldn’t decide which one to post so you can choose your own favourite . . ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt ABC Landline Visit Toodyay Shire of Toodyay

02.01.2022 This week’s Where Were We Wednesday moves back to the pub.... ‘coz you’re all so good at those . Where Were We #WWWW .... This is the Bencubbin Hotel - Laurel Scott was fastest on the buzzer so wins back the Glory for another polish Sadly it’s not looking very open these days - would be great to see it back up and running again soon See more

01.01.2022 It’s a WWWWW this week - a Wildflower Where Were We Wednesday - as the wildflower season draws to a close in our Mid West region Where were we? #WWWW . .... This is Pindar CBH facility and David Boyland wins the Glory . .Australia's Golden Outback ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt CBH Group