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[Iron]

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[Aushiker]

The Pound … The Drover’s Rest by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

We had now moved on from the Goolinee Cattle Pool back to Burringurrah and a natural area known as the Pound, that drovers used for holding cattle before the next stage to Meekatharra, a day’s drive away today.

Gascoyne Murchison Outback Pathway Exploration July-August 2020 - #GMOPE 74

 

[theoldsmithy]

Facsimile of an advertisement appearing in the New Zealand West Coast Times of April 1884. It is on display at Shantytown, a heritage village near Greymouth in the South Island. The village recreates a 19th century pioneer village, being inspired by the gold rush of the 1860s. An interesting place to visit. Nice vintage train ride in the bush and activities such as gold panning.

Is Greymouth near Hokitika? The name seems familiar from my two readings of The Luminaries.

 

[Leica43]

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[mike3996]

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I was a little bit "WTF" with the sign here. I think it means "ring 3", a major motorway. Another sign down the road used a more conventional symbol for the same thing.

 

[Bart J D]

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I was a little bit "WTF" with the sign here. I think it means "ring 3", a major motorway. Another sign down the road used a more conventional symbol for the same thing.

I thought it was ozone

 

[rmc50]

Is Greymouth near Hokitika? The name seems familiar from my two readings of The Luminaries.

Martin, yes Greymouth and Hokitika are both on the west coast of the South Island and the distance between them is only about 20km. In fact Shantytown is actually closer to Greymouth than it is to Hokitika..

 

[rmc50]

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I wasn’t sure whether this salon allows customers to imbibe during the beautification process or rather the process itself involves the application of wine to the face. According to Google it is the latter.

 

[mike3996]

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[ReneBee]

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[Aushiker]

In the Middle … by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

Peter Farmers’ artwork is one of the first you come across as you enter Swarbrick and commence your journey of discovery.

#SouthCoast 015 – Walpole

 

[Aushiker]

Boom by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

Mt Brown

 

[wee-pics]

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The Swiss version of "ouch"

 

[ReneBee]

I love the corrections on the sticker, upper right.
René.

 

[MoonMind]

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The Swiss version of "ouch"

I hate to have to disagree, but this is "Bärndütsch", so "äuä" isn't "aua", but "allwäg", which means something along the lines of "oh, really!" or "really" (as an affirmative). Swiss German is a mystery all by itself

M.