Where is this....

[Dot]

Bruce that is nuts "Charlton Nuts"

[dapope]

Bruce that is nuts "Charlton Nuts"

Are they peanut flavoured?

[Dot]

Bruce that is nuts "Charlton Nuts"

Are they peanut flavoured?

Last time I tried them salty as well

[T1 Terry]

Take the "S" out Martin?
Charleton, Vic ??

Bruce gets the prize. charlton is a wonderful little town with a great attitude, they have a large free camp area, a low cost caravan park type area and an onsuite type area where you park beside your own toilet and shower block, set up so you park around the building in a circle, the access road on the outside, so no being crowded in. a top spot, well worth a visit.

Your turn Bruce

[BruceS]

Folks I'm sorry but I really don't have anything to put up.
Someone else please feel free to have a go!
Sorry!

[generdawg]

Someone else please feel free to have a go!

How about someone who hasn't had a go or perhaps Chuck can put up another subtitled one.

[SteveW]

I have one to put up - but let's try a different way of getting there as an experiment. I am posting a photo of a tree and you may ask questions that will only be answered with a 'yes' or 'no'. I'm betting we will find the answer faster than we have on many occasions.

So to begin the first, and obvious, question is: "Is it a tree?" Answer: "Yes" Then, "Is it by a river?" Answer: "Yes" and so on. Only Yes or No answers will be given.

I reckon 10 questions will do it. The correct answer will be the river and the nearest town.

[generdawg]

Is it a river gum?

Is the river the Murray?

Is this part of the river in Victoria?

dawg (you didn't say how many questions )

[SteveW]

Yes
No
No

[SteveW]

I should qualify the river gum bit. I'm no botanist but, it is a gum and it does grow on the bank of a river. Also, no reason why more than one question should not be asked as long as it is a yes/no question.