Canowindra

Mm.

But we have some strange pronunciations in New South Wales, including Canowindra, which is an odd one.

Yes.

Correct.

Have you ever visited the Big Banana, posed beside the Big Prawn, or craned your neck at the Big Merino? Australia's roadsides are dotted with enormous everyday objects, and now one of the more unusual ones needs a new owner.

It's the Big Peg, a 5.2-meter-high, 750-kilogram steel clothes peg planted in a paddock near Canowindra, New South Wales.

The owner saw a picture of a similar sculpture in Belgium and thought that it was hilarious, and with the help of two mates from the pub, before long, one oversized peg had been built and concreted into the hillside.

Since 2018, it's attracted photographers, travelers, and Google reviews comparing its cultural importance, perhaps a little generously, with the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican.

Um-

... there's one, um, there's one, uh- One thing I should learn, though, I've just got a distributor, it's called Terra Ag, at, um, Canowindra, but I don't know how to s-

Yeah

... say Canowindra.

I- is it Canowindra?

Oh, yeah.

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