This is a Hard one Gayle

I think Bill gave you a clue Gayle. ;)

Oh yes. Oops.

All yours Bill.

Yes, Thanks Bill B. We had gone to Harden to see the silo art last year and just came across the railway viaduct just per chance. When we go to places we nearly always have a general drive around the town to see what we find. Hope to go back there later this year as they have painted more of the silo.

So over to you Bill B.

Coo-ee to the Anzac's

Bobdown wrote:

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Coo-ee to the Anzac's

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Bob,

A good clue.  You should have answered. A fast game is a good game.

I think it is a mural in Gilgandra.  On the Coo-ee March

Thanks Bill.  

Gilgandra has often be an overnight location for us during some of our trips.

I can continue with a mural theme.  See attached:

Where is this one?  Unless someone has painted over it in the last three years.

watsea wrote:

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No attempts yet.
So a clue. This mural is located in a town in South Australia.

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 Another clue.

There are quite a few murals on different buildings in this seaside town.

Yes Cuppa, Tumby Bay is the place.

Great visiting during the Festival in March. Our last visit was in March 2020 and our earlier visit was around early March 2012. We did not notice much art in 2012, but certainly much more in the 2020 visit.
The Festival has things of interest for many. In March 20202, we enjoyed the festival atmosphere, the street art murals, a show car rally, a horse drawn wagon, and the sea, of course.

Here are couple of the links to see some of the murals and a map. Apparently there are about 20 murals.

https://exploringsouthaustralia.com.au/tumby-bay-street-art/
www.australiansiloarttrail.com/tumby-bay-street-art-town

Where to next, Cuppa?

-- Edited by watsea on Wednesday 26th of April 2023 12:27:48 PM

So I suppose the rock is either Alligator or Crocodile or Lizard Rock.....

A bit more info:

Dumowin' is correct - it is Crocodile Rock, although far from crocodile territory.
It is almost coastal but not quite.
In the distance a sandbar which comes & goes blocking the estuary on occasions creating a large & generally shallow lake.

EDIT: I see it is now listed in Wikicamps for $10 per night per person  - so no longer a free camp.

-- Edited by Cuppa on Thursday 27th of April 2023 07:22:54 AM

Cuppa wrote:

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See if this helps.
It is in southern WA & on a 'point' sticking out into the water.
Pelicans love the shallow fishing for Bream.

I thought Lorraine had got it with Crocodile Rock.........Don't know of it, but maybe Elton John went there?  

 

You are getting very warm. It's a little west of Bremer Bay. Take the road out to Bremer Bay, & turn right about 46.5kms before Bremer Bay.

Dunmowin wrote:

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Did not go there, but your description sounds like Pallinup Beach

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 Almost, & close enough for me to give it to you. It is Millers Point Reserve. Worth a visit when next in that neck of the woods. The satellite view shows the sand bar which is in the background behind Crocodile Rock. Well done & over to you.