GAME: Where am I?

[stepbystep]

Pretty close - I'm basically standing in Lake Belton - had it been summer I probably would have.

Here's another....

[Swifty]

hmm...Lake Webster?

[stepbystep]

hmm...Lake Webster?

hmmmm.....yep

[Swifty]

I had to "hmm" coz the last time I was there was winter 1977! The round ridge above jogged my memory. Here's another:

[johnw]

Lake Ball?

[Swifty]

Not Lake Ball. In fact an unnamed tarn.

[Swifty]

better step back a bit perhaps...

[Son of a Beach]

Looks a lot like the tarn between Mt Hugel and Little Hugel.

[Swifty]

Yes it does! And it is. Your go SOB

[Son of a Beach]

This will be exceptionally easy for anyone who knows where I've been walking recently. But could be a bit tricky for anyone who's not been there...

(sorry about the poor image quality - I only had a phone camera with me, and it's terrible at high contrast)

[GerryDuke]

Could be Lake Bill Nik

Gerry

[Nuts]

This will be exceptionally easy for anyone who knows where I've been walking recently. But could be a bit tricky for anyone who's not been there...

yes, it would, thats lake ..... hold on theres a move on to catch the break away, gotta go

(hats off to whoever gets that!)

[johnw]

This will be exceptionally easy for anyone who knows where I've been walking recently. But could be a bit tricky for anyone who's not been there...

yes, it would, thats lake ..... hold on theres a move on to catch the break away, gotta go
(hats off to whoever gets that!)

Actually TdF can be quite mesmerising to watch. I'm more MTB than road cyclist but the scenery is often stunning, especially once they get up into the mountains.

[Nuts]

The mountains and historic villages are stunning. I started watching several years ago mainly for the scenery but now know whos who and how game (mad?) these guys are must sleep!
(Cadel's looking fine..)

[Son of a Beach]

Not Lake Bill, but that walk and this one are accessed from the same road and are sometimes combined into a circuit walk with a short car shuffle.

It's not on the main track to where we were camping, but just off an alternative but well used route.

[ILUVSWTAS]

You at Chalice lake Nik??

[norts]

Junction lake?

[ILUVSWTAS]

Hmm I did mean to say chapter, not chalice

[Son of a Beach]

Not Chalice, not Junction, not Chalice Chapter. This is off the well-beaten track, but not by much, and not the track you guys are all thinking of so far, but another track that can be joined onto it for a circuit walk. Actually, I'm not far off a track that is probably the second most popular walking location in Tasmania.

[ILUVSWTAS]

Not Chalice or Chalice??
Hmm Mrytle?

[Nuts]

Sorry Nik, I might have thrown things with Lake .....

(Short n sweet, Ill butt out now, I can never recognise much besides the track at my feet anyhow)

[Son of a Beach]

Not Chalice or Chalice??
Hmm Mrytle?

oops! Fixed now. I meant to say, not Chalice, not Junction, not Chapter.

[Son of a Beach]

Sorry Nik, I might have thrown things with Lake .....

(Short n sweet, Ill butt out now, I can never recognise much besides the track at my feet anyhow)

Feel free to guess... I know you know the answer.

For everyone else, I walked through the Walls of Jerusalem track last weekend, including a commonly used alternative route in, which is not on an official Track, but which follows the official track for the first 45 minutes or so.

[Liamy77]

been a while for me in that area but is it solomons jewels?

[GerryDuke]

Must be the Tiger Lake track Nik!

[Son of a Beach]

Tiger lake track is where I walked, so it was not solomons jewels. That narrows it down a LOT.

[ILUVSWTAS]

Never heard of it, but George Howes Lake??

[Son of a Beach]

Not George Howes, but there's only one other lake left to choose from.

[ILUVSWTAS]

Umm is it actually Tiger lake??

gee we've deserved this one..

[Son of a Beach]

Yes, it is Tiger Lake! So go for it, ILUVSWTAS. Or if Gerry gets on first, I reckon he could have bash too, as he sort of said it as part of his last post.