GAME: Where am I?

[eggs]

Someone should post a shot of Yellowbush.
I have probably been it, but don't know quite what you are describing. I presume it is not a Gorse infestation...ughh!

Next one - name the creek that feeds this outlet.

Outlet at Wineglass Bay fed by Indigo Creek

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[bogholesbuckethats]

I was actually just reading your thread in which this photo features.. Is it Cherry Creek? The LIST is a bit vague.

[eggs]

I am looking for another colour.
Cherry creek is high up, but ends when it joins another.
Maybe if you swap to the other map view on the List the main creek name will become more obvious.

[north-north-west]

Someone should post a shot of Yellowbush.

Orites acicularis

I remember a horrid amount of scoparia on the way up from the saddle, which was bearable only because most of it was in flower, and there was a good variety of colour. And then all the bauera on the way down to the final saddle with all the buttongrass and snakes.
Don't recall seeing much Yellowbush there.

[eggs]

Thanks NNW.
Have seen this on Wellington and recent walk across Ben Lomond.
I don't remember whether I have ever encountered it in sufficient density to be a problem.

[bogholesbuckethats]

Ah yes that would be indigo creek.

[bogholesbuckethats]

Ah yes that would be Indigo creek.

I will post the next photo now as I might not be able to later on.

This one should be easy

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[eggs]

Of course you are correct bogholesbuckethats

[beardless]

Are you near Scotts Peak Dam

[ILUVSWTAS]

I'm hoping it's from Red Knoll....

[bogholesbuckethats]

Both guesses are nearby but I'm after the mountain that is in the middle of the frame

[eggs]

You'll be looking at Mt Jim Brown [Giblin] - but I think you are on an island - Scotts Peak and its little isthmus in the western side.

[bogholesbuckethats]

You'll be looking at Mt Jim Brown [Giblin] - but I think you are on an island - Scotts Peak and its little isthmus in the western side.

Jim Brown is correct eggs and you are also spot on with my location.

The image was heavily cropped from this photo which clearly shows the isthmus

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[eggs]

Very nice.

Next one - name the low down range at centre of photo.

Double extra bonus if you know where I was.

The Red Hills wedged between Moxon Peak/Mt Murchison and Julia Peak from the high point directly north above the climbers cave near Lake Huntley [spot height 1159]

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[bushwalker zane]

Is it Moxon Peak and Murchison, with The West Coast Range below (Julia Peak), taken from the southern end of the Stitch Range?

[eggs]

You have the surrounding parts right - but you need to colour in the name of the hills in the middle.
Also - not from the Sticht Range

[bushwalker zane]

Colour them in with Red?

As for where from.. Maybe Huntley Lookout? The perspective seems off from my memory if it was from Tyndall, hence my guessing further east

[eggs]

Very good.
Red Hills is correct... following the current rather difficult theme.
And Huntley Lookout is a reasonable response given that I was actually on the high point directly north above the climbers cave near Lake Huntley [spot height 1159]

[bushwalker zane]

Oh I love it! Okay, let's keep it going. What colour related named point am I looking at?

[Last]

I don't recognise it but surely we must be at black bluff by now, from Mt Tor?

[bushwalker zane]

Nope! Bit more south than that.

But that's a good one.

[Last]

White needle?

[bushwalker zane]

White needle?

Yep!

[Last]

Thank you. If anyone else has a coloured location, please post or I will tonight.

[teak]

Here is one, where am I standing or looking at?

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Standing on one Blue Peak looking at the other.

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[ILUVSWTAS]

Blue peaks?

[teak]

Correct, standing on one Blue Peak looking at the other.

[ILUVSWTAS]

Good work!

Where was this shot from?

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[stepbystep]

I'm thinking from the Hills above Huon Valley. Blue Gum Hill?

[ILUVSWTAS]

Certainly thinking along the right line... this mtn has a point to it though....