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Top one: Those are UK road markings, don't know about Aus but NZ ones are totally different. If the pic was taken from a car it's driving on the left. That could pass for a few roads round here. It's Cfb :-) If it's not the UK, it's somewhere with the same climate and same road markings. Too many trees for the Falklands, only other possibility is South Africa (but it would be one of the cooler parts of it). It is an English B-road though isn't it?
Bottom one could be the UK too, Lincolnshire or somewhere else flat, but it's probably something like Kansas.
Edit: Not Kansas, (or Iowa or Minnesota) somebody else said that and got a No, so maybe Missouri? Indiana?
Last edited by Walshie79; 07-08-2016 at 02:28 PM..
The top one has a yellow diamond-shaped road sign, which we don't have here. It looks like Australia but apparently not.
We don't have them as prescribed road signs, but those electricity warning signs put up by private companies look like that. As do Lib Dem election placards. Could be many explanations if it's the UK. Looking into the distance, it even looks like a UK solid white line around the bend.
It may not be the UK, but it looks very like the UK!
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