crollsurf wrote:Sentinel Hill?
Sentinel can't be seen, is likely obscured by the spur in the foreground?
crollsurf wrote:Sentinel Hill?
Sentinel was closer, both responses are within 2-3 k's of the answer.Chev wrote:Haughton?
Much closer now, but still not quitejohnw wrote:Sturgiss Mountain?
Walk_fat boy_walk wrote:Much closer now, but still not quitejohnw wrote:Sturgiss Mountain?
Yep got there in the end. Looking down the Kilpatrick Ck valley across Hollands Gorge to Shrouded Gods, Donjon Mtn etc. Taken maybe 4-500m downstream from Sluice Box Falls, Mt Elliott on the rightjohnw wrote:Walk_fat boy_walk wrote:Much closer now, but still not quitejohnw wrote:Sturgiss Mountain?
Have to study the map for anything Budawangs. My next guess was Mt Elliott?
jonnosan wrote:Is that the view of horseshoe falls from somewhere near Govett's Leap Lookout?
GregG wrote:I think you are definitely in the right part of the BMs Jonnosan, I reckon it could be looking at Govetts from somewhere near Fortress L/O using a long lens.
GregG wrote:Or the same except from Point Pilcher.
FatCanyoner wrote:I'm not sure what that waterfall is called, but it's the one downstream of Arethusa Falls. Photo taken from the end of the ridge south of Darks Cave.
FatCanyoner wrote:It's a great little lookout. And nice to learn the name of those falls.
I'm not going to have a chance to find a photo for a day or two, so can someone else post?
GregG wrote:Maybe it looks familiar because you have been there but there are also lots of pictures of this spot on the web. And yes, there is a tunnel not very far from this location.
GregG wrote:Hmmm, I am starting to think we need a handicap system.. haha, John, you a right again. I tried to make that a hard one too. I went up to Dry Canyon middle of last year, quite good value for what it is viz. an easy walk. Went on from there and did the usual Glow Worm Tunnel and Old Coach Road loop.
But I'm sorry to say John: back to you.
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