Is it at the site of the corner of the three states
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Is it at the site of the corner of the three states
That is a bit vague, there are four places in Australia where three states meet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnies-missus
Need its name.
That would have to be Cameron Corner
You would have to be correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by Apollofish
Your turn.
Another waterfall,
Dunno?....
Ok a few clues....
Was used for Hydroelectricity
Has a novel way to view the falls
Will be really flowing shortly
I don't know the area at all but is it some ware up Daintree way?
Barron River Falls
And yes, it would be a pretty picture when the weather eases enough to go and have a look.
Attachment 43208Not to jump the gun while waiting for an answer on whether I right or not, but I am about to be busy for a bit, so try this one for size... Qld again of course...
Correct BenK,Quote:
Originally Posted by BenK
And for those who have never seen it, the novel way to view them is via the chairlift from Kurunda to Cairns and back.
and the best time to view them is in about 2 days time...
Ok, bit of a clue.
West from Townsville....
Too hard perhaps? Porcupine Gorge near Hughenden. Things are very dry out there at the moment. Although Ita might have sent a bit of green that way.
This one might be a bit easier.
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Elliot Falls
Yup. Thought it would get snapped quickly.
Yours...
Yeah been there a couple times now. Lovely place when the crowds aren't there
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Hervey Bay?
No not Hervey Bay
Is it eden
Cockle Creek?
Yes Cockle Creek it isQuote:
Originally Posted by TPC
Your turn
I cant get to my photos today, somebody else want to put a photo up?
Attachment 43310Here`s one guys
That's easy Wiluna WAQuote:
Originally Posted by pearcey
And the start of the CSR.
On`ya Mr Mego
The story of the last nomads is indeed a fascinating one. Years ago I saw a docco on Warri and his bride Yatungka and while in Willuna went tothe culture center where I learnt a lot more about them, Also went to the cemetery where they are buried and found that they are not buried together but quite some distance apart. Warri and Yatungka came out of the desert in 1977 after a drought of some 2 to3 years it was a miracle that they had survived so long with all the water holes that had dried up and very few live animals or plants for food. Warri died in 1979, 18 months after the rescue at an age somewhere in his 70`s, Yatungka died a weeks later after refusing to eat or drink, she was in her 60`s.
I think the docco was done by National Geographic.
Should be simple.
is it a race course in vic
Which one.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Ok I'll bite flemington ?
is that statue relatively new is it..never seen it in 09,or was I driving blind
The photo was taken in 2008.Quote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
Not sure when the monument was place there, but the docco I saw was done as the event happened back in1977.
Willuna has a great cultural center, an interesting cemetery both which are worth a visit, there is also a good look out from which you can see the sort of country the last nomads endured in for so many years.
We spent 3 days there exploring and found it a most interesting place.
Of course it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by liftlid
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I think this one my be hard
So I might need to give some hints
Is it in karajini?
No correct state thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
Dales Gorge?
Is that at karijini?Quote:
Originally Posted by ova50
Its in the Karijini Nat Park.
Already said no to that but it's in the same stateQuote:
Originally Posted by ova50