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North Queensland?


 Go south...... a fair way, Gayle.



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Nyah Rec Reserve ?

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Bill B wrote:

Nyah Rec Reserve ?


 That was quick Bill...........good spot on the Murray River.

Have a go, cheers Bob

 

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Thanks Bob, called in there several years ago with a view to stopping but it was extremely wet and we gave it a miss.

Has anyone seen this on their travels ?

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This town has an aviation history to this day.

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Random guess - Temora NSW



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Random guess - Temora NSW


 Good guess, so over to you.



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Twas only a guess!

Where shall my memories take me now?

Try this pretty mural.DSCF2320.JPG



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I'll throw a dart at Yorke Peninsula SA



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Bobdown wrote:

I'll throw a dart at Yorke Peninsula SA


 You missed! Not on a peninsula, no in SA



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Qld.?



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Yes Plain truth, tis in Queensland



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Town was named after a local indigenous teamster



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Is it approx 30 minutes from Toowoomba ?

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Bill B wrote:

Is it approx 30 minutes from Toowoomba ?


 Think so Bill. And North but we'll C.



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yobarr wrote:
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Is it approx 30 minutes from Toowoomba ?


 Think so Bill. And North but we'll C.


 Yes to both of you. Who is quickest to reply with the correct town?



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Dunmowin wrote:
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Is it approx 30 minutes from Toowoomba ?


 Think so Bill. And North but we'll C.


 Yes to both of you. Who is quickest to reply with the correct town?


 I will let someone else have a go because I may not yet have another photo to post if I'm right, but the "C" is the first letter in the first word of a two-word town name, I believe? Cheers



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Could be Crows Nest from reading the answers and suggestions that have been put forward.
Only Dunmowin can tell.
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Crows Nest It Is! We spent some timethere on our way to Brisbane during the year of covid!

Where will you take us JeffRae?



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Thank You Dunmowin

What river bank am I standing on, in which town.

 



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Pretty river.

Torrens river in Adelaide?



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You are on the ball Dunmowin, a very old picture.

Where to this time?

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Where to, or when was this picture taken....??? 

So, it was taken somewhere between Rockhampton and Warwick, 2021 In an indirect routeIMG_20210710_123717.jpg - the year we stopped our travels. 

Ok, here we go. Where is this interesting stucture?

 



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Dunmowin wrote:

Where to, or when was this picture taken....??? 

So, it was taken somewhere between Rockhampton and Warwick, 2021 In an indirect routes 

the year we stopped our travels. 

Ok, here we go. Where is this interesting stucture?

 


 Hi Dunmowin.

Did you forget to turn somewhere because that is a little down the road.

Stay safe.



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Radar wrote:
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Where to, or when was this picture taken....??? 

So, it was taken somewhere between Rockhampton and Warwick, 2021 In an indirect routes 

the year we stopped our travels. 

Ok, here we go. Where is this interesting stucture?

 


 Hi Dunmowin.

Did you forget to turn somewhere because that is a little down the road.

Stay safe.


 Only 80km further South though,Ralph! Cheers



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pTold you it was an indirect route (Rockhampton, via Cairns, atherton......) Remember, grey nomads never take the most direct route, or a straight line.

Come on, I know you both know where it is. If I said it was just down the road, it would be a dead give away.



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Ballandean Pyramid?

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Dunmowin wrote:

pTold you it was an indirect route (Rockhampton, via Cairns, atherton......) Remember, grey nomads never take the most direct route, or a straight line.

Come on, I know you both know where it is. If I said it was just down the road, it would be a dead give away.


 Fair enough. It's Ballandean but I'll leave it to Radar or somebody else  to put up the next picture. Cheers

 

Oops! Just saw JeffRae posted one minute before I did. Sorry JR.



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JeffRae wrote:

Ballandean Pyramid?


 Sorry, been on the trains all weekend again, though I had answered. Yes to Ballandean Pyramid.

From Wiki......

The pyramid was built after a local resident, Peter Watters (Watters Vine Management Service), asked the land owner Stewart Morland what was to be done with the surplus amount of granite rocks that were excavated for land tillage, humorously suggesting that a pyramid could be constructed.[2] Four hours later Morland decided to build the pyramid and contracted the work to Ken Stubberfield at a cost of $1000.[2][3][4]

The pyramid base was to be 30 metres wide. Landscaping of the base was completed early and the rocks were collected by a dump truck and brought to the site. The first three levels of rocks were laid first by a large excavator and then manoeuvred appropriately into place by a smaller excavator. As the pyramid rose, a makeshift dirt ramp was built to negotiate the height and the construction vehicles used this access ramp to complete the pyramid. At the end of construction, the ramp was removed by the excavator.[5]

The pyramid, which weighs approximately 7500 tonnes,[6] took eight months to build.[7] 



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Thanks Dunmowin, So we have a Stonehenge and Pyramids.

Where am I?

 



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