GAME: Where am I?

[Tortoise]

Is it in the Lake St Clair area?

[north-north-west]

If a question is asked, I'll answer it. The same way Ive played the game for the last 14years.

We've been doing this for 14 years?!

It looks kind of Mt Fieldish to me. But whenever I think of a lake anywhere that looks like that, I still can't make the bumps fit.

[ILUVSWTAS]

We've been doing this for 14 years?!

Scary huh.
Not in Mt Field nor C-LSC NP

[RicktheHuman]

Wild guess - Clarence Lagoon?

[ILUVSWTAS]

Not Clarence (still a fair distance off but probably the closest so far) You can drive to this spot (just) and the peaks in question are fairly well known to most walkers.

[ILUVSWTAS]

Uh-oh it's been 24hrs. I better offer up another voluntary clue....

One of those peaks shares it's name with a famous Tasmanian bushman

[wander]

White Spur Lake?

[eggs]

Lake Fergus?

[ILUVSWTAS]

Not sure where white spur lake is, and you can't see any peaks from Fergus.

[eggs]

White Spur is a new dam on the West Coast - unlikely since the peaks don't reach 1200m in the vicinity.

I have not been in the area, but is Clarks Timber one of your lumps?

[ILUVSWTAS]

Hmm no it's not west coast you're right there. Kind of only leaves one area huh....

Hmmm I'm not familiar with that one either eggs? I'll say no as these 2 lumps are both well known peaks to most bushwalkers.

[pazzar]

Mother Cumming Head and Peak, from Huntsmans Lake?

[ILUVSWTAS]

Mother Cumming Head and Peak, from Huntsmans Lake?

That's a good attempt at naming all 3 mate. But not right

[grunter]

King William?

[ILUVSWTAS]

King William?

Further away again. Fergus still closest.

So it's not west, cradle-LSC or SW
The peaks aren't abels though well over 1300m
There are 4 or 5 abels within 3 - 4k's of me.
One of the peaks is named after a famous Tasmanian bushman, the other named after a fall
And you can drive here (just)

Fresh clue ... hmmm the lake is natural but named after a destroyer of the Tasmanian wilderness.

[Thornbill]

The lake is named after a destroyer of the Tas wilderness and you can drive to it. Not Gunns Lake?

[ILUVSWTAS]

Yes it's gunns lake.

Brady's Lo and tumble tor

[Thornbill]

Good one. That got us all thinking. Hope you got a few.

With a new small human haven’t been out us much lately but managed this one on a glorious day last week

[johnw]

Thark Ridge

[Thornbill]

We’re looking at Thark Ridge, which means we’re standing on?

[L_Cham_67]

Tom thumb?

[Thornbill]

Tom Thumb it is

[L_Cham_67]

Try this one from a few weeks ago. Where is this?

[eggs]

On the ridge above Lake Myra

[L_Cham_67]

On the ridge above Lake Myra

That's the place.

[eggs]

You had nice weather for it.

Not sure if I have dug out this old slide before.

[GregG]

I've not the foggiest idea of where you are but that is a great looking tent Eggs.

[eggs]

I think I bought it for our honeymoon [83]. Had to replace the aluminium poles with steel after a strong wind bent them.
At 5kg too heavy to carry now, but still about to use it car camping.
Just had to tape up some holes.

We were not great adventurers back in 86. So this is next to a fairly well used track.
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By Solomon's Jewels

[Graham51]

Is this camping by one of Solomons Jewels?

[eggs]

Sure was.