GAME: Where am I?

[Son of a Beach]

Reminds me of Lady Lake

That's the one. All yours John.

[johnw]

Thanks Nik, it's a lovely spot. I'll explore beyond it one day.

Next:

On Tarn Shelf, Mt Field NP via Westerway

[gatesy]

Reminds me of Ooze Lake

[ILUVSWTAS]

Hmmm yeh not much to go on, if not ooze I'll say paddys to cover both ends of the state....

[johnw]

Reminds me of Ooze Lake

Hmmm yeh not much to go on, if not ooze I'll say paddys to cover both ends of the state....

Neither Ooze nor Paddys. Ooze is closer but still a long way off.

[L_Cham_67]

On the tarn shelf?

[johnw]

On the tarn shelf?

Sure is, over to you.

[L_Cham_67]

I couldn't remember the names of all the tarns, so thanks for giving it to me
Where is this?

[johnw]

I couldn't remember the names of all the tarns, so thanks for giving it to me

Not at all, Tarn Shelf was all I was looking for . Not 100% certain which one myself, and some are unnamed.
About halfway along from memory and near the track - possibly James.

Current photo - need to get my thinking cap on. First thought was from Barn Bluff looking at Cradle - which is not correct.

[L_Cham_67]

Right National Park, but not the right mountains.

[Rexyviney36]

Mt Gould perhaps but not sure where from as I haven’t really been up there much. Maybe from Acropolis somewhere at a guess?

[L_Cham_67]

Getting warmer, but neither of those peaks are in the picture.

[bogholesbuckethats]

Lamonts Lookout from the side of Byron?

[L_Cham_67]

That's the spot.

[bogholesbuckethats]

Thanks L cham. Pretty sure I have the same photo.

Next one

[north-north-west]

Barrow? I really need to redo some of those NE peaks to refresh my memory.

[bogholesbuckethats]

Barrow? I really need to redo some of those NE peaks to refresh my memory.

Sorry for the delay, Barrow it is. I've still got plenty left to do up there.

Over to you NNW

[north-north-west]

Thanks.

[L_Cham_67]

Probably way off here, Divide Creek?

[north-north-west]

No, but where is Divide Creek? I've never heard of it.

[L_Cham_67]

It runs into lake king William (Guelph basin) below Slatters peak.

Just looked familiar with the sediment deposits on either side & the steep slope on the right hand side haha.

[north-north-west]

Ahhhh. Well, there are similarities. This watercourse does run into a Hydro lake. But it's the other side of the road.

[north-north-west]

And once again. Obviously, when it comes to breaking this game, nnw rules!

[eggs]

My immediate thought was near the base of Eldon Peak - Lake Burbury
The mountain in view was unfamiliar - checking the List, it is possible it is the northern slopes of Mt Lyell - an angle I have not yet seen it from.

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[pazzar]

I reckon you could be right Eggs, although I suspect the photo is at the confluence of the South Eldon and Eldon Rivers, and the peak is probably more in the Tyndalls region.

[north-north-west]

Eggs is, once again, on the money. This is on the King River (which is what the Eldon rivers become when they join up), about one km upstream from the Burbury shoreline (as it was that summer), looking at the gap between Lyell and the Tyndalls.

[eggs]

The List ESRI view currently shows the lake at that low level - and an old road crosses a small side creek near the top of Lake Burbury, about 2 km south of the confluence.
A bit north of that the King swings east across a small gravel drop which appears to be where this is taken.

Next one might be a little harder

Descending on Moss Ridge

[vagrom]

That's not Bub's Hill in the foreground ?

[eggs]

Not aware of a Bub's Hill? I am on a Ridge.

[vagrom]

Bubs was Chapman's recommended exit down to the Lyell Hwy, having left the Franklin and passed over Flat Bluff. But it's too scrubby now. Bubs because it resembled a pert bosom.