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End Of The Line, WA
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This Limited Edition is now available only as a Hall of Fame resale print.This means the original edition has sold out. You can only purchase one if an existing owner lists a print for resale. The original owner will need to destroy their print and we will produce a new print for you, in your size choice and using the frame you choose on this page.
If, on the other hand, you own one of these prints, you can choose to list it for resale. If you are interested in listing your print, SUBMIT FOR RESALE HERE. If you would like some help or have any questions about this process, please click here for our frequently asked questions, or contact one of our professional sales consultants on +61 2 4367 6701, or email sales@kenduncan.com.
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Although named “End of the Line”, in fact this is the beginning of the line. The early settlers port of Cossack, Western Australia, was abandoned by the townspeople when the water supply could no longer support its population. While the port still operated, this rail line was used to transport supplies to the new inland town of Roeburne. It was the lifeline to a new start, as the old town was no longer capable of sustaining growth. In life when problems occur and we find we have run dry, we have two choices. Do we dwell on the end, or look forward to a new beginning?
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Although named “End of the Line”, in fact this is the beginning of the line. The early settlers port of Cossack, Western Australia, was abandoned by the townspeople when the water supply could no longer support its population. While the port still operated, this rail line was used to transport supplies to the new inland town of Roeburne. It was the lifeline to a new start, as the old town was no longer capable of sustaining growth. In life when problems occur and we find we have run dry, we have two choices. Do we dwell on the end, or look forward to a new beginning?
Every effort has been made on this Gallery site to accurately represent the vibrant colours of Ken’s images. However, due to differences in computer screens and certain other variations, the images here should only to be taken as a guide.
The colour and sharpness of a finished Ken Duncan Limited Edition Print are far superior to what can be presented on a small screen.
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