GAME: Where am I?

[teak]

Thank you, where am I in this photo?

[johnw]

Heimdall Crag?

[north-north-west]

Heimdall Crag?

Part of me wants to jump in and answer you but I'll keep out for now. I know this terrain very well, done a lot of walking up there.

[teak]

If I turned around 180 degrees I could see Heimdall crag from here in the distance.

[johnw]

Part of me wants to jump in and answer you but I'll keep out for now. I know this terrain very well, done a lot of walking up there.

I believe you. As opposed to my solitary visit to Legges Tor many years ago via the Big Opening. If I don't get it next please jump in, I'm out doing remote bushcare all day tomorrow.

If I turned around 180 degrees I could see Heimdall crag from here in the distance.

Then I'm going to assume (rightly or wrongly) that you're looking at Wilmot Bluff in the middle distance, so might be on Asgard Crag?

[teak]

This was the view looking the opposite direction. I should have said I could see Heimdall crag in the far distance.

[north-north-west]

John:

It's not Ben Lomond. The southern Ben Lomond plateau is much scrubbier than this ground, albeit still mostly easy walking.
The shot is from Mt Parmeener, looking to Western Bluff - which is the bit of the Tiers that the local indigenous people called Parmeener.

[teak]

Yes it is Mount Parmeener over to you.

[north-north-west]

Thank you.

Where was this?

[johnw]

John:

It's not Ben Lomond. The southern Ben Lomond plateau is much scrubbier than this ground, albeit still mostly easy walking.
The shot is from Mt Parmeener, looking to Western Bluff - which is the bit of the Tiers that the local indigenous people called Parmeener.

This was the view looking the opposite direction. I should have said I could see Heimdall crag in the far distance.

Thanks, I was only slightly off-cue. At least I managed the correct half of the island .

[teak]

On the shore of Lake Mackenzie south of Sandy Lake hut?

[north-north-west]

On the shore of Lake Mackenzie south of Sandy Lake hut?

Yes. Back to you.

[teak]

Thank you, where is this?

[grunter]

Walls of Jerusalem

[teak]

Yes indeed over to you.

[grunter]

Thanks Teak. I'm back there for 5 nights in December.

[Rexyviney36]

Summit of Mt Jerusalem?

[grunter]

Certainly is. Over to you.

[Rexyviney36]

Cheers
Anyone else can jump in

[Tortoise]

It's been a while, so here's a popular spot:

[Tortoise]

Not as popular as I thought, apparently. Maybe pick a quadrant of Tassie and go from there. You'll be in royal good company, if you pick the right one. Don't be rattled. You might even want to take your time on a visit, and book accommodation the old way.

[Last]

Ralphs falls. Near Vicky

[Tortoise]

Ralphs falls. Near Vicky

That's the one, thanks Last. Vicky & Albert. Pop along the Rattler Range while you're there, and you can always stay in Ringarooma.

[Last]

Thanks Torty, I'll visit when I go back to climb the CORRECT summit of Vicky. next

[Tortoise]

Thanks Torty, I'll visit when I go back to climb the CORRECT summit of Vicky. next

Definitely worth popping in. Vicky is worth a revisit anyway, I reckon. We left no bump unclimbed, just in case they change their minds again. I'm glad they can't move the summit of Dome Hill.

[Last]

200+ views and not a nibble. I'm on an abel.

[north-north-west]

That's because I can't identify that plateau down there. I should know it, but it just doesn't click. It's a distinctive shape that should show up on the maps, but ...

[Tortoise]

200+ views and not a nibble. I'm on an abel.

Unless that's a cryptic clue, it doesn't help us much.

[Graham51]

Are you on Mt Gould?

[Last]

Not Gould, but in the right park