Looks like .....MT Demi???? ....above Mossman Gorge, haven't been up that way for 12-13 years so don't know what the tourist attraction could be, unless it is the gorge you are talking about.
Rick
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Looks like .....MT Demi???? ....above Mossman Gorge, haven't been up that way for 12-13 years so don't know what the tourist attraction could be, unless it is the gorge you are talking about.
Rick
It is indeed Mt Demi. This photo doesn't really show it but the rocks on the face look like a flock of sheep and a shepherd so it is also called the Good Shepherd. I was referring to the Mossman Gorge as the tourist attraction. You can't drive up to the gorge anymore. You have to stop at a tourist centre run by local indigenous people. You can then walk the 3 km to the gorge or take a shuttle bus. This was taken from my Mum's backyard. Over to you "Bushrover"
Thanks Carl,
Sorry I am late. Got excited fitting an Allisport intercooler today. There are a couple of different features around this area with the same location name, so this name will do and bonus points if you can tell me what the truck is.....because I don't know. Rick.
That really looks like the country around Lake Moondarra here in Mount Isa. No idea if it is or what the pictured vehicle is.
Cheers,
Danial.
Not sure about the location but the trucks a Nake Heard ...Quote:
Originally Posted by bushrover
It's all in the pronunciation... :twisted::twisted:
I think you're mistaken Digger, unless Nake Heard is a bespoke, limited edition of a Chev 6. ;)
As for the location, it could be anywhere around the Queensland / Nt border.
No really it looks completely NakeHeard!Quote:
Originally Posted by digger
:)
Seriously though I'll guess the truck is late 1910s early 1920s.
Could be Garford or chev I think....
or the PilbaraQuote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Shay Gap?
Chris
Yes in the Pilbara, close to a crater you discovered.......I try to put up interesting areas that 100% of tourists usually drive past.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xtreme