Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)

[Walk_fat boy_walk]

Tin Mine Falls

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Long way from there

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[johnw]

I was getting some deja vu vibes - Crooked Falls.

[Walk_fat boy_walk]

I was getting some deja vu vibes - Crooked Falls.

Ah woops, there's every chance this is a repost as a) I'm running out of photos (need to get out more), b) it's one of my favourite spots and c) I have a memory like a sieve.

Crooked falls is correct.

[johnw]

I was getting some deja vu vibes - Crooked Falls.

Ah woops, there's every chance this is a repost as a) I'm running out of photos (need to get out more), b) it's one of my favourite spots and c) I have a memory like a sieve.

Crooked falls is correct.

Thanks. I'd like a dollar for every repost I've done for the same reasons . And most places are worth revisiting anyway.
Definitely need to get out more after much downtime the past couple of years.

A fairly recent one from the ACT:

Hanging Rock, Tidbinbilla NR via Tharwa ACT

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[sandym]

Looks like the big boulder in Middle Creek as you walk into Big Creamy Flats to climb Mount Namadgi.

[johnw]

Looks like the big boulder in Middle Creek as you walk into Big Creamy Flats to climb Mount Namadgi.

No, much less adventurous. Right general part of the world but maybe 25 kms away.

[Chev]

Are you up the back of Tidbinbilla reserve? Hanging Rock?

[johnw]

Are you up the back of Tidbinbilla reserve? Hanging Rock?

Correct! Yes this is Hanging Rock at Tidbinbilla NR.
Over to you Chev.

[Chev]

Cheers John. This one is in NSW. Children included for scale purposes only.

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[jonnosan]

Murphy's Glen?

[Chev]

Murphy's Glen?

Not Blue Mountains. Pretty much due south and about four hours drive from there.

[johnw]

Most of the big trees I've seen are in Tassie. I must have driven through this area dozens of times unaware that this tree is there.
Old Blotchy, Murramarang National Park, Termeil?

[Chev]

Most of the big trees I've seen are in Tassie. I must have driven through this area dozens of times unaware that this tree is there.
Old Blotchy, Murramarang National Park, Termeil?

Old Blotchy is it! Just south of Termeil. A big old beautiful tree.

[johnw]

Now on my list for next time I go past.

NSW:

Open valley between Lake Cootapatamba and Cootapatamba Hut, Kosciuszko NP via Thredbo NSW

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[johnw]

There are two named features out of view. One is natural and is closest to me.
The other is man made.

[crollsurf]

Is it Abbott Peak from Kosi?

[GBW]

Lake Cootapatamba and the hut?

[johnw]

Lake Cootapatamba and the hut?

Yes, looking west-ish from the walkway. The hut is just out of shot on the left on that sandy bit.
The lake is a little further back on the right.

[GBW]

Thanks John. Victoria...

[peregrinator]

Not sure, but I'll have a guess anyway given this welcome (for me) departure from NSW subjects!

The approach to Mt Howitt from Magdala?

[GBW]

Yes. Mt Howitt.

[peregrinator]

I walked up there a few decades ago. One of my first alpine trips. Thank you GBW, your photograph reactivated memories.

Here's another VIC pic:

[wobbly]

Maybe Cave Hill at Mt Buangor SP

[peregrinator]

Very close.

[johnw]

Bukkertillible Cave?

[johnw]

Bukkertillible Cave?

Bump

[peregrinator]

Bukkertillible Cave?

"Bukkertillible" means "cave" according to some comments. So your answer is tautological. The shot is on the Bukkertillible circuit walk in Buangor Sate Park, taken at one section of this beautiful rock-face. Not a section which has a slight recess that some might describe as at least cave-like.

[johnw]

OK. This is a "where am I?", one of very few photos I have from VIC:

Buffalo Valley and beyond from Macs Point, Mt Buffalo NP via Bright VIC

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[GBW]

Is that Mt Tamboritha?

[Walk_fat boy_walk]

Are you on the sentinels?

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