Where is it?

Beaconfield mine

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Originally Posted by Apollofish

That would be giving it away, your question is enough of a clue.

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Lol yeah I thought id string it out

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Originally Posted by pearcey

Beaconfield mine

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Your turn I think



FanTapstic!

I still wanna know where Winnie's tiny house was, or we'll get it again some time in the future & still be just as stumped (pun intended).

Cuppa

It's at the end of Nine Mile Rd which comes out on the Woods Point - Warburton Rd. Known as "the dollhouse" and "the local garage"

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Originally Posted by pearcey

Beaconfield mine

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Spot on, was on every newspaper and TV during the disaster.
I knew Taslucas would get it straight away.

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Originally Posted by Apollofish

Spot on, was on every newspaper and TV during the disaster.

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Wife & I must have been amongst the few Australians who missed all the coverage. We spent some time in remote jungle parts of Vanuatu whilst it was all happening. Flew back into Oz & had an overnighter in Melbourne before returning home. Sitting in a cafe having brekky in the morning I was reading a newspaper in which there was something about some disaster that had occurred. The article clearly made assumptions about what was common knowledge. I asked someone where Beaconsfield was & they looked at me strangely & asked if I had been on another planet. Comparing our surroundings then to what they had been like a few days previously it did feel like we had indeed been on another planet!

Cuppa

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Originally Posted by Cuppa

I still wanna know where Winnie's tiny house was, or we'll get it again some time in the future & still be just as stumped (pun intended).

Cuppa

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The house of the unknown gnome. Even google doesn't know where it is.

@ Cuppa was the same with me after working out in the Simmo for 6 months straight, got back to Alice
only to find out John Lennon had been murdered 4 mths earlier, We used to stop trucks and Buses [Greyhound]
to swap Yippees and any newspaper we could find. Yippees were cowboy story books paper backs, loved them.
surprising how you take reading for granted

They have a great museum at Beacons field a hands on play with it place, its great for the kids a olds alike
OK this church has also been used for a school and now rest in a park in SA
I think thats enough hints

It probably isn't, but reminds me of an ex church we saw in Kyancutta .........which is in SA.