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What about Stony Creek?
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Stony Creek (near Nowa Nowa) is correct!Comment
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Alright, this should be an easy one:
This was an awesome place to stay. Really relaxing and absolutelu beautiful![COLOR=#000080]Nick[/COLOR]
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Looks like the Dandenong Ranges? No idea about the property.2005 TD GXL AutoComment
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yeah, I immediately thought 'Olinda' or somewhere like thatComment
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Told you it was easy. Lofty got it right. The place is called Whistle Stopover. From memory it was about $150 a night when we stayed there for about 5 nights two years ago.
The whole Dandenong Ranges was gorgeous. Would be happy to go live there but I love Adelaide.
I'll try and do something harder next time.[COLOR=#000080]Nick[/COLOR]
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Try this one.
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Clue time.
This waterfall is well known for disappearing into the dry creek bed. It feels like a bit of an optical illusion. You walk towards a waterfall, you can hear it and see it, but the creek is dry.
I'm burning to get back there soon :wink:2005 TD GXL AutoComment
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Sheez, no ones game to even have a guess :?:
Have i picked a hard one or is this thread getting a bit tired :shock:
Im sure if you had been to this spot you would recognise it straight away, even my old Grampa and me mate Ian would know this one :wink: :wink: :wink:
Lets not let this thread Vanish ( :wink: ) without a trace
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NFI
I keep looking and do not have any answer ?????Spara
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Till you get enough money to do otherwise.'Comment
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Grampians???2008 Holden Calais 6ltrComment
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Correct Dieselman, can any one name the falls?Originally posted by Dieselman2005 TD GXL AutoComment
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Like i said, lets not let this thread Vanish... :wink: without a trace :lol: :lol:2005 TD GXL AutoComment
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Ok, well done Dieselman, Vanishing Falls in the Grampians.
Youre up!!2005 TD GXL AutoComment
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Sorry Lofty I have just checked in and found I had got it!!
I was thinking of Silverband falls so there you go.
Try this one
There is lots of nothing out here, just sandy tracks and the odd bore/spring.
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