Woodsdale, Tasmania
Extended photo essay by Chris Rees In 2006 when I worked at a small film company, we made a 4-part documentary series about country footy in Tasmania, and how it was dying out.… Continue reading
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Spot the difference 2 – New Norfolk, Tasmania
Last week we sent our graphic design department (head office in Tasmania) all the way to Joondalup in Western Australia, on a ‘scorebaord augmentation’ assignment: namely, to re-paint the big scoreboard with some… Continue reading
Wellesley Park, Tasmania
Story and photos by Chris Rees Wellesley Park is a large area in South Hobart formerly occupied by the Hobart Tip; after the 1967 bushfire the council opened a new tip in nearby… Continue reading
Nameless in Lauderdale, Tasmania
Photos and text by Chris Rees It’s poor form that a ground hosting a final between two visiting teams couldn’t go to the trouble of putting their names up. This is Lauderdale… Continue reading
Scoreless in Scottsdale, Tasmania
Hight security at Scottsdale prevented Chris Rees from hanging up some famous scores at the town’s adjoining grounds. Given the chance, Chris would have been quick to pop up some scores from 1973,… Continue reading
Campbell Town, Tasmania
The Campbell Town Robins’ scoreboard may well have the best name of all. Plenty of scoreboards are named, quite rightly, after particular individuals. Campbell Town, though, prefers to spread the love. When the… Continue reading