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Cambanoora Gorge (Condamine River) ??
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Way out - as far as I can see Cambanoora Gorge on Google maps.Originally posted by AJ120 View PostViolet
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You're kidding - I thought it would be easy. Huge numbers of you have been here. Yes where I'm standing is possibly unusual but the subject through the grapevines are bordering on iconic. Has even featured in a famous Australian movie.
You don't need a 4WD to get here.Violet
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Would it be Hanging Rock north of Melbourne?
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Correct! Taken from the Hanging Rock winery with the rock in front of a cloud topped Mount Macedon in the background.Originally posted by electron View Post
The movie (and book) - Picnic at Hanging Rock. Made 5 Million dollars for a 400 thousand investment.Violet
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Where do you have to stand on your Prado bullbar to read the sign?Attached Files4WDriver since 1975, current 4WD, 2009 GX diesel auto 150 series, fitted with ARB bullbar, snokel, dual batteries, rear draws, water tank, mud tyres, side steps, 50mm lift & roof bars. Tow a Olympic Champion XPack caravan, travelled a lot of Australia, past big trips in 150, August 2010 - Hay River Track NT, July 2011 - Kimberleys and WA, July 2013 - Canning Stock Route WA.Comment
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Looks like somewhere in the Top End.[B][SIZE=4]ntp
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More hints.
Photo of falls where the sign is.
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Looks more like Geike Gorge area.
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I have been thinking about that sign, I am sure I have seen one like it somewhere before............... Is it on the King River Road? Can't recall a waterfall near by though.
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No it's not in the Geike Gorge area, no it's not on the King River Road.
But the photo below is. You are in the general area.
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Black Rock Falls on the Parry creek rd near KununurraCan't we just keep travelling?
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Yes that's correct, Whitey1 you are a local.
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If being here for 4 months makes me a local............I suppose. Black Rock Falls is really pretty when it's flowing. As are lots of other falls around Kununurra after rain. You just have to know where to go.
Ok this one might be tricky. Or not. No clues until tomorrow if nobody gets it.
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Last edited by Whitey1; 15-02-2012, 09:18 PM.Can't we just keep travelling?
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No not NT. SorryCan't we just keep travelling?
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