GAME: Where am I?

[icefest]

Just to revisit the jovial - the highest point to be seen is not Cradle Mt.
Its actually Smithies Peak.
Normal programming resumes.

But wait - there's more..

north-north-west wrote:
Southern end of Pine Forest Moor?

Yepperr. RIght near the turn-off to the Forth Valley lookout.

Looks at map - turn off to Forth Valley Lookout ....ahh - there it is - on the north side of Pine Forest Moor

PS - probably go with Scott-Kilvert Hut

That was everything I was hoping it to be!

[north-north-west]

Looks familiar, but...
To narrow it down - is it on the Central Plateau?

It is.

mount field?

It is not.

Looks at map - turn off to Forth Valley Lookout ....ahh - there it is - on the north side of Pine Forest Moor

It's at the southern end of the northern section of Pine Forest Moor.

[johnw]

Mmm, are you near Mt Jerusalem?

[north-north-west]

Jerusalem is at least a day away by the shortest route and at least a day and a half the way I went.

[eggs]

Near Lonely Lake?

[north-north-west]

Closer to a track. In fact I am almost on a track.

[eggs]

Still wildly guessing here - Syds Track?

[teak]

Western end of Westons Lake?

[north-north-west]

Still wildly guessing here - Syds Track?

That came later.

Western end of Westons Lake?

There we are. My favourite pencil pine at one of my favouritest lakes.

[teak]

Thank you, where was I in this photo?

[Osik]

On the way to Mt Ironstone, probably having come up Sids track?

[teak]

Yes I am on Syds track looking at Ironstone Mountain.

[Osik]

Thanks Teak, I really enjoyed making a big day of it by coming back via the lake & western creek!
Next:

[north-north-west]

Oh Gawd, now which bit of the Tarkine coast are you on ...

[eggs]

Rupert Point?

[Osik]

Haha, I was quite taken with this little stretch. My pics just say, walking near Rupert pt so I reckon it’s all yours eggs!

[eggs]

Looks like something I could do if I ever get to Tas in winter.

Eros from near Elysia

[north-north-west]

Looks like something I could do if I ever get to Tas in winter.

Winter is not the ideal time for the Tarkine coast. Wind, rain and flooded rivers are the norm.

[eggs]

Thanks - its just that in summer the mountains beckon..
But hypothetical - I have to get back to Tas first - transit Melbourne?

[Tortoise]

Thanks - its just that in summer the mountains beckon..
But hypothetical - I have to get back to Tas first - transit Melbourne?

Private plane, direct?

Is that Eros, from....near Elysia?

[eggs]

Yes. The small tarns to the west of Elysia with Eros in view

[north-north-west]

But hypothetical - I have to get back to Tas first - transit Melbourne?

You'd think that the airlines would get a bit more flexible given the current situation, and run direct flights between "safe" cities. It might be a bit awkward at first but people would get used to the system quickly enough.

[eggs]

There is a direct flight.
But if I bring the car, its via Melbourne

[Tortoise]

Sorry about the delay. Try this one:

[Tortoise]

I didn’t think it’d be too hard to get the Lake (no cryptic clue there) and I’m on an Abel.

[Last]

stepped hills, with similar mist to what I had

[Tortoise]

stepped hills, with similar mist to what I had

That be it.

[Last]

thanks Tortoise, next

[eggs]

The view from Mt Murchison

[Last]

that's correct eggs