Game: Where-is-it? (international)

[Tyreless]

Lough Caragh?

[eggs]

Got there.
Lake Carragh is a wonderful lake set in the mountains just NW from Killarney.
Viewed from a short walk in the Caragh Lake Forest Recreation Area

[Tyreless]

Looks nice. I hitch-hiked around the Ring of Kerry in 1980 - don't remember much now except a rowdy night around a piano in a Killarney pub.

Moving to USA...

[johnw]

I've visited this spot - Hanauma Bay on Oahu

[Tyreless]

That's it, John. Good fun snorkelling with the turtles. Over to you.

[johnw]

That's it, John. Good fun snorkelling with the turtles. Over to you.

Thanks Tyreless. We only called in there briefly, not enough time for snorkelling but lots of people were in the water doing just that.

Back to Aotearoa:

Along the Mirror Lakes walk showing reflections of the Earl Mountains - Te Rua-o-te-moko/Fiordland NP via Te Anau, New Zealand

[Graham51]

Mirror Lakes?

[johnw]

Mirror Lakes?

That's it Graham, I think it's been in the game before. Nice spot on one of those little micro-side trips on the road to Milford Sound.

[Graham51]

You certainly ha a brighter day than we did.

This is a different angle on a place I have posted before - USA.

[johnw]

That was a generous clue Graham. Immediately I started hearing the earworm lyrics of the Eagles Take it Easy - "Well, I'm a-standin' on a corner in Winslow, Arizona, Such a fine sight to see...". I think this is likely the Barringer Meteor Crater near there.

[Graham51]

That was a generous clue Graham. Immediately I started hearing the earworm lyrics of the Eagles Take it Easy - "Well, I'm a-standin' on a corner in Winslow, Arizona, Such a fine sight to see...". I think this is likely the Barringer Meteor Crater near there.

I hadn't made that connection. Of course you are right.

[johnw]

Thanks Graham. Let's head to the South Pacific. I'm looking for the name of the prominent mountain in the background.

Looking towards Mt Koroyanitu (Mt Evans) and/or Mt Batilamu in Koroyanitu National Heritage Park from Lautoka Port, Fiji

[johnw]

Time for some clues. I am at one of two major sea ports in this small-ish country frequently visited by Aussies. The mountain is in a national/heritage park and seems to have two native names and an English one. I will accept any of those or the name of the NP as the answer.

[wayno]

Koroyanitu National Heritage Park, Fiji

[johnw]

Koroyanitu National Heritage Park, Fiji

Yes that's it wayno. I'm in the port of Lautoka and the peak is either Mt Koroyanitu (Mt Evans) or Mt Batilamu. I believe there is a hike to the summit but you need to have a guide. Possibly related more to providing employment than due to difficulty, but I haven't been up there (yet).

[johnw]

It's been 5 days, maybe someone else would like to jump in and post something?

[wayno]

NZ

[johnw]

To make a start - Moeraki River?

[wayno]

wrong area...

[johnw]

You guys have a lot of rivers wayno. To narrow it down is this on one of the great walks?

[eggs]

Korokoroowhaitiri Stream?

[wayno]

Korokoroowhaitiri Stream?

wrong area, the track name will do.

[wayno]

another part of the track.

[photohiker]

Looks more like a river than a track?

North or south island?

[eggs]

Queen Charlotte Track - maybe Endeavour Inlet?

[wayno]

this is a designated cut track,,, not the marlborough sounds, so its not south westland, not the ureweras and waikaremoana ...

[wayno]

view from the track

[wobbly]

Maybe the Abel Tasman?

[wayno]

Maybe the Abel Tasman?

you're smack on

[wobbly]

Thanks Wayno
I've heard great things about it but haven't got there yet.

This next one is from Europe.