A 1949 Farmall Cub at the Kyneton Agricultural Show 2025. The Cub was the smallest tractor made by International Harvester between 1949 and 1979. This photo shows the offset driving position to make it easier working in paddocks.
A close-up of the grille of the 1962 Singer Gazelle (IIIC) at the Numurkah Agricultural Show 2025. The Rootes Group had acquired Singer along with Hillman, Humber, Sunbeam, Talbot, Commer and Karrier. Rootes was acquired from 1964 by Chrysler.
The front view of the Singer Gazelle at the Numurkah Agricultural Show in 2025.
A Singer Gazelle at the 2025 Numurkah Agricultural Show.
I spotted this in the Little Malop Street, Geelong today.
The 2.4 Litre bonnet badge on the Mark 2 Jaguar at the Numurkah Agricultural Show 2025.
The front view of the 2.4 Litre Mark 2 Jaguar from yesterday at the 2025 Numurkah Agricultural Show.
A 2.4 Litre Mark 2 Jaguar at the Numurkah Agricultural Show 2025.
The radiator cap and emblem of the 1929 Oldsmobile Landau at the Numurkah Agricultural Show 2025.
The third rodeo horse outside of the Lang Lang Showgrounds. These horses blend in so well to the gum trees that they were a challenge to photograph. The sculptures were funded by Cardinia Shire Council and are the work of Welsh artist, Adam Humphreys.
The second of the three rodeo horses outside of the Lang Lang Showgrounds on McDonalds Track. The sculptures are by Welsh artist, Adam Humphreys, and they were funded by Cardinia Shire Council.
One of the sculptures celebrating Lang Lang’s Rodeo heritage. The sculptures were funded by Cardinia Shire Council and are the work of Adam Humphreys.