GAME: Where am I?

[johnw]

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A misty Mount Pelion East, Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair NP, viewed from Lees Paddocks

[Graham51]

Looking up at Mt Othrys from the Overland Track somewhere near Cynthia Bay?

[eggs]

Pelion East from Lees Paddocks?

[johnw]

Pelion East from Lees Paddocks?

Yes, correct eggs.

[eggs]

Very moody John, though my last view of Pelion East was also misty but covered in snow.

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[north-north-west]

That's the Cockscomb, but I'm not sure of the location from where the shot was taken. It seems too low to be on the Hippo or the Hills, yet the angle suggests Hill 4 ...

[eggs]

Yes - it was around Hill 3-4 so over to you.

[north-north-west]

Be interesting to climb down onto those sloping terraces.

Once again, name the lake:

[Graham51]

Lake Ball?

[wander]

Lake Adelaide, South end from the Junction Lake Track ?

[north-north-west]

Neither of those, I was off-track, once again. You are in the right NP.

[eggs]

Long Lake - low lying surrounds - right park.
Maybe Travellers Rest Lake?

[Tortoise]

Edit: Missed Eggs' post. I was going to try Malbena.

[north-north-west]

Malbena is closest so far. In fact, I was there earlier this day.
Obviously those peaks at the back aren't as recognisable as II thought.

[Graham51]

Lake Norman is near Malbecs and that does look like Pelion East on the horizon which lines up.

[Graham51]

Lake Norman is near Malbena and that does look like Pelion East on the horizon which lines up.

[eggs]

Norman looks promising - but that will probably be Mts of Jupiter / Olympus & Goulds Sugarloaf at back in that case

[north-north-west]

eggs is right with the peaks, but Graham got in first with Stormin' Norman.

[Letstryagain]

Which approach did you use NNW?

[north-north-west]

Which approach did you use NNW?

I'd rather not be too specific, but part of the trip involved checking out reports from the Malbena campaign of a rogue trackcutter operating between Eagle and Norman.

[Son of a Beach]

Which approach did you use NNW?

I'd rather not be too specific, but part of the trip involved checking out reports from the Malbena campaign of a rogue trackcutter operating between Eagle and Norman.

Sheesh... walking between Eagle and Norman is clear and easy (at least compared so some other nearby areas). Why would they do that? (Rhetorical question, of course.)

[Letstryagain]

Probably junction then.

The walking through there isn't too bad for us walkers and fishers. But they won't want the high paying guests walking through even light scrub when they're flown in.

[Graham51]

I was just looking for a longish lake in the area.
Where was I choosing my breakfast cereal?

[johnw]

Twilight Tarn Hut?

[Graham51]

Twilight Tarn Hut?

Yes, John. I didn’t think it would take long.

[johnw]

I hope you got your breakfast Graham. Next:

Looking at Crater Peak from Ronny Creek, Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair NP

[johnw]

Things must be slow atm. A lot of people have passed through where I'm standing.

[eggs]

Looking up at Crater Peak from the Ronny Creek area

[johnw]

Looking up at Crater Peak from the Ronny Creek area

Yes eggs. I thought it would go more quickly, everyone must be off walking.

[eggs]

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