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TAR 33 ORIGINAL PRE-RACE Speculation (dates/cast/routes)
Brannockdevice:
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--- Quote from: BourkieBoy on February 09, 2020, 08:55:09 PM ---I think producers of the show should be more concerned about the amount of flooding certain parts of Australia is receiving, rather than what bushfires are doing!
Parts of New South Wales & Queensland are now under water from flooding, after being on fire in January! :funny:
Victoria's OK though! So is Tasmania...
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Even (the state of) Victoria is now in good condition. The US version hasn't yet visited that state before, including Melbourne. Four states and one territory visited in TAR US before.
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Wasn't a large portion of Western Australia spared from the fires? I've always thought thought that it would be interesting to have the start in Los Angeles and then fly all the way to Perth for leg 1, and then perhaps a KOR and have leg 2 down south around Albany and Denmark!
claude_24hrs:
--- Quote from: Brannockdevice on February 10, 2020, 12:33:00 AM ---Wasn't a large portion of Western Australia spared from the fires? I've always thought thought that it would be interesting to have the start in Los Angeles and then fly all the way to Perth for leg 1, and then perhaps a KOR and have leg 2 down south around Albany and Denmark!
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There is one in Kalgoorlie, a mining town which is home the famous Super Pit, scheduled to be closed in 2034. Western Australia didn't affect the fires unlike those in parts of Australia. It is sparse which 90 percent is arid desert.
ZBC Company:
I definitely think that we're gonna be skipping China or South asain countries
I ♥ TAR:
When should we start looking for sightings? This weekend already?
georgiapeach:
But looking for film permits, locations etc are always welcome!
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