WheremEye

Mairjimmy

The Macquarrie Regional Library is in Dubbo so that gives away the picture as being in mid-west NSW. What is it a photo of?

Lang

I found a good, but think that I have used it before.
I'm still thinking about Mairjimmy's pub. Wentworth is famous for its gaol, but the pubs don't sell SA beer. Broken Hill hotels do, but I don't recall that one in my Broken Hill set.
I'll try Burra.

Here is one which I have never posted anywhere before: it is still uncleaned.

Roderick.

www.dubbophotonews.com.au/news/general-n...ing-the-test-of-time

Lang wrote: Well I ballsed that up. Left the main search clue on the photo.

How do you delete photos?? You can delete text but all that happens with photos is they reduce to thumbnail attachments and still stay there.

Lang

To remove the image completely you can go to your Profile and select 'Attachment Manager' and click on the red cross to the right of the image you want removed.

To just remove it from the post, edit the post and un-tick the box to the left of the insert button, but that may not work for you as it trips up on the firewall.

Terry

Thanks Terry

As I said, I can delete/edit text but all unticking, highlighting and deletion the URL of the photo does is take it off the main post and put it down the bottom as a thumbnail attachment.

I will try the profile thing.

Hayseed

Good article, isn't it? Next one I will try to hide the clues a bit better.


Lang

Roderick Smith wrote: I
I'm still thinking about Mairjimmy's pub. Wentworth is famous for its gaol, but the pubs don't sell SA beer. Broken Hill hotels do, but I don't recall that one in my Broken Hill set.
I'll try Burra.



Roderick.

Not Burra, l will put a couple more photo up, they claim they had the largest grain storage in Australia




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I reposted the orginal photo and same hotel from another direction

Gladstone, SA.

hayseed wrote: Gladstone, SA.

Correct

No nibbles yet on my WheremEye photo: the bridges.
The interesting hotel photo was simply an aside.

Roderick.

Happy Rock Cafe do a reasonably good roast dinner complete with Yorkshire puddings first Sunday of the month; and the Gladstone Hotel has a feel good atmosphere in it . . .