According to Wikipedia, the town of Waubra in Victoria has just 500-odd residents and was previously known as The Springs. Its Post Office opened in 1860 and it was served by a Victorian Railways branchline from 1888 through 1968.
Sounds like quite a lot of other country Australian towns.
But what Waubra has that other country towns don’t have, according to Google Maps, is a whopping great USB cable running through it, quite a few kilometers long, with connectors as big as houses.
Can anyone in Waubra confirm what this structure of roads and buildings actually is on the ground? Otherwise we’ll be forced to conclude that Waubra residents have created their own modern version of the Nazca Lines in Peru.
To worship the god of USB.
Oh dear.
Looks like it could be a long drive to get to the printer.
Lol
If that is the USB cable I don’t even want to make a guess at the size of the printer!
If you look around the area, there is heaps more of them.
I live not too far from there and i’m pretty sure these are windmills. Of the electricity generating type.
http://www.waubrawindfarm.com.au/
Solid theory. I guess we need to verify the exact area or get a top-down photo of the windmills.
And what’s so hard about getting a top-down photo? Get with the pace, people!
Zoom out, scroll around, and you’ll find plenty more.
Renai
Loved the way you referenced orginal article but added an Aussie twist.
Here is another great one that my colleague showed to me recently.
http://bestplacesofworld.com/node/29
Ha! My best friend used to live in Waurba. I’m not sure that many of them would know what a USB was!!
USB = Unprotected Sheep Buggery?
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