Ettamogah Pub (Square) Size:506 Piece Jigsaw (Square) 495 x 495mm

Ettamogah Pub (Square) Size:506 Piece Jigsaw (Square) 495 x 495mmEttamogah an aboriginal name meaning place of good drink is significant in Aussie heritage as being the cartoon pub that was featured in the now defunct Australasian Post magazine by the cartoonist Ken Maynard. The original Ettamogah pub was built by businessman Lindsay Cooper and first opened in 1987. The aim was to create a themed family restaurant which would become a tourist icon. The timber building featured sloping walls and a distinctive

The textured walls felt rough and dry under my fingers as I explored the twists and turns of the craggy tunnels

“Waiting til late in the evening to capture the tower fully alight from the edge of the Seine

its serene imagery connecting you to the rugged beauty of the Flinders Ranges

its tranquil scene transporting viewers to the shores of the Maldives

Dormer’s photography preserves these hidden treasures

you're supporting an Australian made and owned business dedicated to sustainability and local craftsmanship

my photo here was taken of the variation of haberdashery often found at markets

In the 1870s it was a main horse change centre for Cobb & Co

the pub has endured floods

Quote from Jaime Dormer

there was another held

This vibrant image