WheremEye

You have just reinforced your win.
The photo was sandwiched between breakfast at Salmon Gums Hotel and the WA-SA border sign.
At Esperance, I had boarded a single-deck bus which had come overnight from Perth via Albany.
At Norseman, we changed into the double-deck bus which had come overnight from Perth via Kalgoorlie.
The incident occurred not long out of Norseman, which could well be near Lake Brazier (only a few minutes out of Norseman, not 2 h), but I didn't note that and couldn't expect it from contestants.
I do try to pick truck routes, which means that some member (but not all members) must have driven past each.
In general, those on the hard drive were scanned for bridge or pub projects: landmarks which may be too easy to recognise.

The baton rests with Terry.

Roderick

7 days, so have another from me, but not my photo. It is from a newspaper.
210713Tu-HCVC-WheremEye-newspaper

Roderick

No lines or markings on the road. Looks pretty barren to me.

Hi,

Barron River Bridge in Nth Queensland.

Picture from the Cairns Post.

Terry

Yes, from an article about the deteriorating condition. It has been reduced to single lane, and there is a load limit. It carries Kennedy Hwy.
Another self-serve drink for Terry, and hopefully with a new challenge soon.
Roderick

Did Langs response give Terry the clue?

cobbadog wrote:

Did Langs response give Terry the clue?

Not really. It did make me look closer at the picture and see the traffic was all going the same way and that there was witches hats along the edges so my first search was twin bridges in Australia then I just went looking by state, 'bridge river Queensland' as that is where the vegetation looked like it was from. A differentview came up eventually and once I had the name of the bridge the image Rodders had used was easy to pick.

Terry

Another long gap. I'm not hunting through my collection for standby photos, but this one from a newspaper looked to be useful.
210720Tu-HCVC-WheremEye.jpg
Roderick

Looks like Brisvegas to me

Good start; right city. Now to identify the bridge.
Roderick