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The Kalalea Mountain Range at Anahola, Kauai

wildwanderer wrote:The Kalalea Mountain Range at Anahola, Kauai

Yes, spot on WW. A movie that I deliberately didn't list, because I thought it might be too easy a clue, is King Kong.
The peak centre right of the photo has become informally known as King Kong's Profile, for obvious reasons.

Thanks Johnw.

Being a bit indulgent with three photos as I rarely get to post in the international section.

I’m after the name of the flat where all three of the photos were taken. Its in New Zealand.
Pic 1 and 2 are looking towards the east end. Pic 3 is looking north east and taken a bit further up the flat showing topography to the left of the photos 1 and 2.

Its a well known and walked area with marked tracks although its not classified as a 'great walk'.

I'll start off... Wonderland??

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Walk_fat boy_walk wrote:I'll start off... Wonderland??

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I thought you might be the one to get this WFBW. It was your track notes (in response to my forum thread) that inspired me to head up to this area when Gillespie Pass was buried in snow due to an unseasonal heavy fall. Thanks again for the tips!

The flat is actually Jumboland. However I suspect you may have just got the 'lands' mixed up. Regardless Pic 3 is looking at the entrance to wonderland valley and the wonderland stream is visible in the first pics. Amazing place.

Over to you WFBW.

The wilkin is awesome. Try this... Similar view from a different part of NZ:

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The peak and river have the same name

Tutoko?

eggs wrote:Tutoko?

Wayyy too far south

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Copland?

johnw wrote:Copland?

Still too far south

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Travers?

eggs wrote:Travers?

That's the one

Looks like a great area to walk.

Staying in New Zealand

I reckon you're somewhere on the Hillary Track but couldn't say exactly where

I have not done it, but I note that the Hillary Track is closed - and this was a side bluff from the day 3 section.
The beach in the distance [due South] is Karekare beach and we did a quick walk from the Piha road onto Te Ahua Point for this view.

I was more trying to narrow it down than guess it... But I'll take it Staying in NZ...

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That looks about the right angle for the slopes of Ngaruhoe.

Sorry, ended up without reception in NZ. The River was the kali gandaki. More precisely, I'm at the hydro dam at the aadhi khola confluence.

icefest wrote:Sorry, ended up without reception in NZ. The River was the kali gandaki. More precisely, I'm at the hydro dam at the aadhi khola confluence.

Thanks for that icefest, no worries. I suspect it would have taken most of us a while to get to the correct answer. I was originally thinking the Mekong before the Indian Ocean clue.

ribuck wrote:That looks about the right angle for the slopes of Ngaruhoe.

Sorry been busy. Ngauruhoe is correct, just below the summit.

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Thanks, fat boy.

My photo is from an island in the Atlantic Ocean. What's the name of the feature?

In the photo above, the water is leaving a red deposit. Curiously, two minutes downstream the water flow has turned into a yellow river.

Cascada de los Colores?

It is indeed Cascada de los Colores in La Palma, one of the Canary Islands. To get there it's a pleasant five-hour return hike along the gravel-bottomed canyon shown below.

Well done, Last, you got the answer first, so over to you!

Thanks Ribuck and thanks also to google. Next. Europe.

116 views, no bites. A clue. A notable WW2 event happened just off the island in the middle.

Based on the clue all I can think of is maybe it's not necessarily in Scandanavia?

Scapa Flow

You're thinking right but wrong place. further north.