Game: Where-is-it? (international)

[johnw]

Trident Creek Falls at Franz Joseph Glacier

That's the one Caedo, back to you again.

[Caedo12]

Righto, thanks John.
Hopefully this isn't too obscure, but name the park I am in here, and for bonus points, the name of the waterfall (USA again).

[Caedo12]

Righto time for a clue. The park is New Mexico , and is better known for containing remnants of ancient Native American settlements

[eggs]

Appreciate the clues.
Upper Frijoles Falls apparently in Bandelier National Monument?

[Caedo12]

Yep that's it! All yours Eggs

[eggs]

Back to NZ.

From a popular tourist walk

View south from Nugget Point lighthouse

[eggs]

South Island. View is from a lighthouse walk. Bit of a gem - but most eyes are in the other direction.

[johnw]

Catlins, Nugget Point/Tokata walk?

[eggs]

That is the place John - on a very wet day.

[johnw]

That is the place John - on a very wet day.

Thanks eggs. I haven't been that far south, will aim to do it on a future trip.

Let's stay with the wet NZ theme. Where was I on this miserable afternoon?

On a rainy day looking at Mt Bealey from Arthur's Pass Village, Canterbury New Zealand

[wayno]

arthurs pass, mt bealey possibly

[johnw]

arthurs pass, mt bealey possibly

Looking at nztopo it could be Mt Bealey wayno, but I won't bet my lunch money. We stopped in Arthurs Pass village for lunch and I was standing under an awning to get out of the rain. Looks like it would be worth staying a couple of days and doing some walks in good weather. All yours.

[eggs]

I concur - 100% on Mt Bealey.

[johnw]

I concur - 100% on Mt Bealey.

Thanks eggs

[wayno]

Eggs can go. I've only got limited internet for several days

[eggs]

OK - try Switzerland

Lauterbrunnen Valley from the train through Wengen

[J M]

Looking up the valley at Lauterbrunnen...from somewhere on the walk heading over to grindelwald etc? Not quite sure of where the photo is taken from without looking at a map

[eggs]

I was only after Lauterbrunnen valley.
Probably from the Schynege Platte walk. But the train via Wengen also looks into this valley.

PS - just checked and this is from the train through Wengen

[J M]

It's a lovely part of the world!
This one is from the Americas....what feature was I looking down on?

[J M]

Hmmm maybe time for a clue. This is a well known spot on the backpacking circuit in central America, and an interesting geological feature.

[eggs]

Google was kind enough to help.
Natural limestone pools of Semac Champey in Guatamola?

[J M]

That's the one eggs, back over to you

[eggs]

Going back to Ireland

Lake Carragh in the mountains just NW from Killarney.

[eggs]

This was a short walk to a rough lookout point over a Lough on a loop out of Killarney.
I am after the name of the Lough

[johnw]

A bit slow eggs. Not 100% confident but I'll try Lough Leane.

p.s. If correct anyone can go next. I'm in the bush until Monday evening.

[eggs]

Not the Lough next to Killarney - though it is worth going down to Ross Castle on its shores.

I should have noted that the loop out of Killarney was done by car - so we had parked before going on the short walk.
A big hint is the significant ocean view on the RHS.

[johnw]

Not the Lough next to Killarney - though it is worth going down to Ross Castle on its shores.

I should have noted that the loop out of Killarney was done by car - so we had parked before going on the short walk.
A big hint is the significant ocean view on the RHS.

So I'm guessing this lough will be on the Ring of Kerry? Might have to leave it for others to complete the puzzle on this one, getting a bit short on time before my weekend trip.

[eggs]

John is on the right track - it is a short distance off the Ring of Kerry, and not too far from Killarney.

[Tyreless]

Lough Currane?

[eggs]

Not Currane - that is about as far away from Killarney as it gets on the Ring of Kerry.
Its much closer than that. A clue is the sea on the RHS - note the long very thin arm of land extended out.