Where am I? Competition.

Righto Bushie, I'll have a play :D, I've got no idea where this is as we tend to avoid populated areas and the NSW east coast north of Botany Bay (with all respect to those who live/play etc there), like the plague ;).

Is this on the coast or just a tease ?, it looks like a floating pontoon bridge/roadway etc moored to wooden 'bollards' but the allowable rise/fall of the mooring is very small so I'd suggest not coastal :confused:, but hey! it's all in fun. I reckon the telecom tower should be a good clue.

Deano :)

Actually Deano, it looks more like a solid wharf to me possibly subject to a fair bit of swell surge, such as the pier at Coffs Harbour.

Ok its a solid wharf (except it no longer used as wharf, at this location) to the right of the pylons heads to the open sea.


Martyn

Newcastle Harbour/Hunter River??

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Newcastle Harbour/Hunter River??

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That's the place, all being redeveloped.

A wider shot

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...016/05/132.jpg


Where to now.


Martyn

Yay, marvelous guess that! From a google search all the way up the NSW coastline, Newcastle Harbour was about the only place I could find with a land backed wharf on flat water with hills in the background...

Anyway, this one will be way too easy for you well traveled ones... You will need both Road & River Names to get the prize.:D

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachment...1&d=1464395068

Cheers,
Chris

Good grief. We were berthed alongside that wharf once. :eek: I'm an eejit.

How about Gregory River crossing near the Riversleigh Fossil site on the road to Lawn Hill NP.

Deano :)

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How about Gregory River crossing near the Riversleigh Fossil site on the road to Lawn Hill NP.

Deano :)

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Nope. Wrong state.

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Gibb River Road? I recall having seen a similar picture before which was of a crossing on the Gibb River road. I've never been to WA. I'm sure someone knows the name of the creek if it is that.
.W.