"Spot the Spot"

[buggrd Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close buggrd]

buggr....
Lucky guess..It was going to be that or Sofala..
Someone else please have a go, I don't want to stall this thread by not having pics ready or trying to work out how to post them !!

[zookcubr Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close zookcubr]

Good to see this thread in NSW, im feeling home sick :shock:

[plucker Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close plucker]

Just open an account with photobucket (free) and upload your image, from where you have it saved on your hard drive.
When you have to post it just copy the thing called image code and paste it on your reply.
Submit and you have just put a photo on pradopoint.
If the image is bigger than the allowed size photbucket even allows you to resize, and can also make an avatar next to your name.

[muzza Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close muzza]

yup

yup pretty easy to do it that way...or just email a couple to me and I'll upload them for you mate......send to....

[email protected]

[pearlie Member Find all posts View Profile Close pearlie]

Hi Muzza and Fellow PPers,

Am currently off line and overseas at the moment, hence no reply just yet. Busy sightseeing and cruising the Nile, now in UK. Someone has to do it! :lol:

Have seen a few Prados here in various states of repair. They drive like maniacs in Cairo. :shock: :shock: At least they all drive the same way (hair-raisingly,if there is such a word!) They use the white lines on the roads as decorations and completely disregard traffic lights, zebra crossings and stop signs. :? :shock: :? :shock:
They have plenty of desert to play in, but not much mud. It only rains one day a year apparently.

Anyway, I don't have access to my own computer or the ability to post a picture as yet but will do so when I get back in July. Have a huge outback Oz trip to do.

BTW, my web site is www.gaylerafferty.id.au There is a link in my profile, hopefully it still works..

Bye from London (where it is cold and wet and summer.)
:? :?

[mav Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close mav]

Hi Muzza and Fellow PPers,

Am currently off line and overseas at the moment, hence no reply just yet. Busy sightseeing and cruising the Nile, now in UK. Someone has to do it! :lol:

Have seen a few Prados here in various states of repair. They drive like maniacs in Cairo. :shock: :shock: At least they all drive the same way (hair-raisingly,if there is such a word!) They use the white lines on the roads as decorations and completely disregard traffic lights, zebra crossings and stop signs. :? :shock: :? :shock:
They have plenty of desert to play in, but not much mud. It only rains one day a year apparently.

Anyway, I don't have access to my own computer or the ability to post a picture as yet but will do so when I get back in July. Have a huge outback Oz trip to do.

BTW, my web site is www.gaylerafferty.id.au There is a link in my profile, hopefully it still works..

Bye from London (where it is cold and wet and summer.)
:? :?

Have fun Pearlie. Sounds like you are doing a great trip, makes me green with envy. Always wanted to go to Egypt myself as I am a huge historian at heart.

[muzza Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close muzza]

yup

Yeah Egypt would be something to see...is it safe over there these days???

Have agood one pearlie.

While we wait for Buggrd I'll post a location.....I'll add more clues if no-one gets it in a hurry.....

[muzza Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close muzza]

well

I would have thought East Coast pics would bring some players out....the current spot the location is in NSW.....the place begins with "G" and it is quite picturesque......









The church was built as a monument to the squatter's son who died in WW1

[mav Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close mav]

Re: well

I would have thought East Coast pics would bring some players out....the current spot the location is in NSW.....the place begins with "G" and it is quite picturesque......

Well the first shot looks like the New england region with the lichen covered rocks. I am going to say Guyra or Glen Innes. The only shot that bothers me is the last one which looks more like the countryside around Gilgandra.

[muzza Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close muzza]

well...no

well...good try, but sorry nahh......all the shots were taken in a kilometer of each other.....but they are not Glen Innes, Guyra or Gilgandra and..........Gilandra is very far away from this place......and it south of Glen Innes and Guyra......

the shearing shed is quite renowned for its distinctive architecture.

Another pic....

[muzza Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close muzza]

oh well





I'll give you a clue to the location which will resolve the impasse...

the shearing shed is called the Deeargee Woolshed. Built in 1869 and fully operational. the question is where is this very picturesque area in NSW?

[Dobbo Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Dobbo]

That would be Gostwyck wouldn't it?

Dobbo

[muzza Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close muzza]

quite right

quite right Dobbo...a lovely part of NSW......if a bit cold.....

Over to you mate.....I look forward to seeing your pics.

cheers

Muzz

[Dobbo Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Dobbo]

Yeah, a bit cold for me too. My brother lived up that way for a while and I got to sample some of the overnight temps.
I'll upload a pic when I get home tonight.

cheers,

[mav Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close mav]

That would be Gostwyck wouldn't it?

Dobbo

Well at least I feel pretty good in picking the region, those rocks are a give away for that part of the New England region.