Roger, we drove right through July 2014 and popped out at Karajini, as I said there can be some deep water depending on the rainfall, nothing to worry a defender with a snorkel though.
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Roger, we drove right through July 2014 and popped out at Karajini, as I said there can be some deep water depending on the rainfall, nothing to worry a defender with a snorkel though.
Thanks Fitzy, that's the third place in the Pilbara area that I've added to my 'must visit' list as a result of this comp. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by fitzy
I've added 90% of Australia. Better get a wriggle on. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Xtreme
I'm 53,, I think if I retire tomorrow, and leave on Monday, I don't think I'm going to get to see it all. :(
Some of you guys have managed to get to some awesome places that I want to get to as well.
I'm 62. I can't retire ever. Even if I did I'd have to be quicker the Santa Clause.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chops
With > 24hrs without a response, it seems like another clue is called for however, I'll be out bush today so possibly won't be able to reply for a while.
The clue is that the mountain range that you can see in the northern distance is a 'top' place which sometimes gets snow.
The Mountain range is Barrington Tops?
Mrs hh:angel:
Would the place to the north be Barrington tops , with never having been there I will say glouster tops
Looking towards the Liverpool Range (Coolah Tops) from ........no idea? Wollemi NP? Just a stab in the dark, never been to W NP.
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The mountain range that you can see in the northern distance is Barrington Tops. So now a couple of you have established that I am south of Barrington Tops, but where was I when I took the photo?
BTW, I was there again today on a day trip from home and part of the name has appeared in a recent 'where am I' comp and its east of Wollemi NP.