Sapphire Coast is correct and if you go a little south of Merimbula, BSF you'll have it.
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Sapphire Coast is correct and if you go a little south of Merimbula, BSF you'll have it.
Pambula?
CorrectQuote:
Originally Posted by B.S.F.
And for those who wish to visit this rather unique collection I'd suggest that you contact the club secretary or president as they are only open on certain days. Details follow -
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...016/04/628.jpg
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...016/04/629.jpg
And if you are driving down there, I'd also suggest that you go via Bombala and also visit historic 'Burnima', a homestead built 1896 where there are some more historic vehicles and even older 'carriages'. See www.burnima.com.au or contact Steve Rickett on (02) 6458 3042 or 0413431986
Where to now B.S.F. ?
That lime-green electric car gave me a leg-up. The closest I've been to that place is Tathra, in the 60's, when I was working on the Snowy scheme.
From which "Mount" was this picture taken?
.W.
I cheated on this one just after you put it up but didn't post-Quote:
Originally Posted by Xtreme
I googled 4 coraki drive and came up with Pambula. Then googled Historic Vehicle Clubs Pambula and came up with Sapphire Coast Historic Vehicle Club. 4 Coraki Drive is on the garage sale sign under one of the vehicles.
Rick
I feel like mt hopeless but too green?
Good work Sherlock - I almost didn't post the photo with that sign but believe that one has to give a few clues. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by bushrover
Sorry, not Mt.Hopeless. My Mt. is in Qld.Quote:
Originally Posted by digger
.W.
One of the Cawnpore hills?
Is this Mt anywhere in the vicinity of Winton or Kynuna?
Cheers,
Danial.