Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)

[johnw]

The "puzzle", if it deserves that name, was in the reference to my archives. I had previously posted this image on April 10 2022, so decided to re-post it on April 10 2023. Obviously, one can play this game without having been at the photographed site.

I think you meant 2020? The previous answer was Red Cave from a different Hollow Mountain.

[johnw]

Assuming it's me. Hopefully easy, where was I in WA on Easter Monday:

The Pinnacles, Nambung NP via Cervantes WA

[peregrinator]

Cervantes National Park.

[peregrinator]

The "puzzle", if it deserves that name, was in the reference to my archives. I had previously posted this image on April 10 2022, so decided to re-post it on April 10 2023. Obviously, one can play this game without having been at the photographed site.

I think you meant 2020? The previous answer was Red Cave from a different Hollow Mountain.

Yes, it was a typo. 2020 is correct. And as the caption for my photograph stated, the location was:
Red Cave from Hollow Mountain, northern end of Victoria Range, Grampians NP

[johnw]

Yes, it was a typo. 2020 is correct. And as the caption for my photograph stated, the location was:
Red Cave from Hollow Mountain, northern end of Victoria Range, Grampians NP

Yes, I should have checked that. I quoted eggs' winning answer.

Cervantes National Park.

Not the correct answer as there is no NP by that name. But I think you probably know the location. I'm looking for the name of the feature/s I'm walking amongst.

[peregrinator]

I should have included The Pinnacles in my answer. I checked an old atlas. It shows a Cervantes National Park. Whatever, it was instantly recognisable, even though I've not been there for decades.

[johnw]

I should have included The Pinnacles in my answer. I checked an old atlas. It shows a Cervantes National Park. Whatever, it was instantly recognisable, even though I've not been there for decades.

The Pinnacles is correct, in Nambung NP. Very interesting place. Possibly the name has changed at some point as I couldn't find Cervantes NP online. Albeit we did stay overnight in Cervantes nearby. Back to you.

[peregrinator]

Name this Victorian peak:

Mt McDonald, Alpine National Park

[eggs]

McDonald?

[peregrinator]

Eggs, Mt McDonald it is. Approaching it from the east on the AAWT, at a knoll with about two kilometres to go.

[eggs]

I camped on that ridgeline - exciting between afternoon thunderstorms and a perfect morning.

This is in Queensland

[johnw]

Trying to stretch my memory. Are you on the lower slopes of Walsh's Pyramid eggs?

[eggs]

Right part of the state, wrong mountain.
I know you have been here.

[johnw]

Right part of the state, wrong mountain.
I know you have been here.

Only the bottom of it if I'm right. Bartle Frere?

[eggs]

Getting further away John.
I am next to a building.

[johnw]

Ah, eggs I suspect you're next to the comms tower on Mt Lumley Hill.

[johnw]

Ah, eggs I suspect you're next to the comms tower on Mt Lumley Hill.
Assuming I'm correct anyone can go next. I'm on the train from Perth to Sydney via Adelaide. Don't know how long I'll have Wi Fi or signal in the desert.

[eggs]

John was correct. Anyone can go next.

[johnw]

Back online for a few hours. Where did I just have breakfast and a very short walk in SA?

View from Mt Lofty summit area, Cleland National Park via Adelaide SA

[Tyreless]

Is that Mt Lofty?

[eggs]

Welcome to SA John. You should check out the autumn colours in the Mt Lofty Botanic gardens - just down the road.
Best at the lake at the bottom

[johnw]

Welcome to SA John. You should check out the autumn colours in the Mt Lofty Botanic gardens - just down the road.
Best at the lake at the bottom

Thank you eggs. Unfortunately only a whistle stop, here for a couple of hours. I did see some of the autumn colours as we went past the botanic gardens. The koalas decided to hide from us, possibly a little cool this morning. Heading back down the hill now to rejoin the train to Sydney. I have plans for a longer SA visit when we can schedule it. Did catch a glimpse of the foothills of the Flinders Ranges very early this morning.

p.s. And thank you for turning on some very nice weather for us eggs

[johnw]

Is that Mt Lofty?

Correct Tyreless. All yours.

[Tyreless]

Thanks John. I was visiting in early March. It was blowing a gale and we retreated to the Crafers Hotel for a fabulous lunch.

Next is in NSW.

[crollsurf]

Murray Cave

[Tyreless]

Yep. Nearing the end of my AAWT walk last year.

[crollsurf]

Yep. Nearing the end of my AAWT walk last year.

Well done on the AAWT. You probably walked along this track in the NSW. Name the plain if you can

Bogong Swamp, Kosciuszko NP, NSW

[Tyreless]

Cooleman Plain?

[crollsurf]

Cooleman Plain?

Sorry for the late response. I've been out and about.

Right NP but I'm south of Cooleman

[Walk_fat boy_walk]

On Grey Mare FT? Looking north from Strumbo towards Jagungal, Tooma River etc?

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