Names of towns the all the different ones

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bob r wrote:There is my home town, Binnaway then on the Murray river is Howlong.

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Bob, I love Binnaway, it's a great little town. I didn't realise you were from there. And it has a great overnight stop too.
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Agree has always been a great place to stay along the river even better since they built the amenities, good small town.
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Dot wrote:
Newcastle George wrote:I take it you meant Gravesend, Helen.

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She most likely did George so if she comes back and confirms I shall fix it for her. :D
It is Gravesend - for sure!
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Broke.
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Boonoo Boonoo (near Qld/NSW border - pronounced 'BUNNY B'noo'!
Then there's Goonoo Goonoo (Near Tamworth, pronounced the same way)
And Gunyerwaraldi (near Moree, pron: 'GUNNY-worral-dye'!)
NSW has Come-By-Chance and Vic has Who'd-a-Thought-It.
And in Tas, you can visit NOWHERE ELSE!
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And there is Burpengary, north of Brisvegas on the Bruce H'way & every time we go through there, Gary burps ;) :D
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Yes Gravesend is the 9ne spelling let me down.
Some times you wonder why they call them the names
They do. Esk is another .must be a lot more
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Hmmm
I've been repeating myself.
Please ignore this post.
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But if you're looking for PC taken to extremes, in the Flinders Ranges National Park you can drive across a creek signposted "No-Name Creek" :?: :?:
My road atlas identifies it as "Blackfella's Creek"... :roll: :roll:
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Managatang in Vic always gets a laugh out of Margaret, but they have a great rest area with shower and toilet and a great pub across the road.
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An elderly aboriginal lady drowned in a waterhole not far from Bordertown & Wolseley many many years ago.
Her surname was Goric. She was a Gin. (female name for Lady)
The swamp where she drowned is now called Pooginagoric. (poor gin goric)
https://www.google.com.au/maps/place/Po ... 07e0?hl=en
Used to be a very good yabby spot until some idiot drained it to get a couple more acres of farmland.
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