GAME: Where am I?

[L_Cham_67]

Mt Tyndall?

[eggs]

South from Tyndall

[L_Cham_67]

Sedgwick?

[eggs]

Getting closer, but south from there.

[L_Cham_67]

I guess i'll keep going down the range and have a go at Mt Jukes? The rock in the foreground doesn't really look like the stuff on Owen.

[eggs]

And you would be correct - we are on a shoulder of the face of Jukes, having stopped for the night.
It was a fantastic sunrise.

[L_Cham_67]

Looks like a superb spot, I've been wanting to head up Jukes for a while now.
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[norts]

Near Leaning Ti Tree Saddle

[L_Cham_67]

Pretty much bang on there, I think it's from that first knoll northwest of the saddle.

[norts]

Thanks , I once spent 2 nights there, so I remember it fairly well.
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[ILUVSWTAS]

Edge of the Massif bowl looking to Hyperion and Helios?

[norts]

That be it.

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[ILUVSWTAS]

I was lucky enough to be camped there while volcanic ash in the atmosphere created the reddest sunset i've ever seen.

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[Tortoise]

The delightful Geryon South

[ILUVSWTAS]

Yes it certainly is

[Tortoise]

I seem to recall you mentioning the Slab of Death to me not long before my trip there. That wasn't the issue for me, once I saw the big crack with the vegetation all the way across. It was the shimmy under the awkward rock with the smooth vertical rock to find holds in that probably would have got me without a hand line. Soooo worth it!
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Olympus, Cuvier Valley & Lake Petrach from Byron

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[norts]

Mt Byron

[ILUVSWTAS]

I seem to recall you mentioning the Slab of Death to me not long before my trip there. That wasn't the issue for me, once I saw the big crack with the vegetation all the way across. It was the shimmy under the awkward rock with the smooth vertical rock to find holds in that probably would have got me without a hand line. Soooo worth it!
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Funny how different obstacles cause different problems for different people. I found the chockstone fairly simple. I guess it would be awkward for people who are a bit shorter.
Yes soooo worth it indeed. It's a brilliant summit.

[Tortoise]

Mt Byron

Take it away, Norts.

[Tortoise]

Funny how different obstacles cause different problems for different people. I found the chockstone fairly simple. I guess it would be awkward for people who are a bit shorter.

Ah yes. I think that might be a case where half a metre of extra reach would make all the difference!

[norts]

Thanks Tortoise.
Where's Wally.

[ILUVSWTAS]

I reckon he might be on badger flats! I was there 3 months ago and it looks like near where we camped.

[norts]

Further south

[north-north-west]

Wild *&%$#! guess here because it looks familiar . . . Old Port Davey Track? With maybe Legge behind you?

[norts]

Not Port Davey Track.

[north-north-west]

Anne Plains with Schnells behind?

[norts]

That is it NNW

[north-north-west]

Hard work, but we got there. Much like that section of track.

Where did Fuzzface Junior score his first peakbagging point?

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[eggs]

Quoin Mt?

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Grey Mountain?