Clues:
A heritage listed wharf (once a hub, but now retired) in a small port town that is situated adjacent to two World Heritage areas.
April 6, 2023
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More clues:
The World Heritage area to the northwest is also a National Park and the World Heritage area to the southeast is also a Marine Park – we seek that ‘sweet’ heritage spot in between… -
More clues:
A Rainforest to the northwest, a marginal Sea to the east and another Sea down to the southeast - sometimes referred to locally as 'the ditch'. -
Hi Max
Would we be looking at the heritage-listed wharf at Port Douglas, Queensland?
Cheers
Brian -
Yes Brian, it is indeed the historic Sugar Wharf at Port Douglas.
tourismportdouglas.com.au/places-to-see-when-in-port-douglas-and-the-daintree/the-sugar-wharf
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Where?
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The jetty at Glenelg, a suburb of Adelaide, SA? Hmm, maybe not, I don't recall there being land masses like that being so visible.
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No but you're in the right country. This place is a lot more tropical.
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Magnetic Island off Queensland?
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Nice follow-on shot Brian - about 207km?
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No but you're getting close.
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Sounds about right :-)
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The island in the distance is located on a large natural formation that is visible from space
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And if you play your cards right you can catch a ferry over there...
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yes, I have already named the island 🙂
Yes, that is true. So we both know the location now.
I'll let someone who hasn't had a turn yet at guessing the location to work out the location if they are interested.
Very easy now with google maps.
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Not sure we are in the same game of cards... ;-)
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but we both know the location of the scene in the image because it is very close to where we are playing cards even if it is not in the same game 🙂
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I'm confused. Danno says he has named the island - but the only island he has named is Magnetic Island - and that isn't it. Or have I missed something?
