johnw wrote:Has the same first name as a lady who was known for tickling the ivories.
Well, I see there is a Winifred Falls. Maybe that could be it? Not that I've been following any of the other clues. Nor am I am a fan of said pianist.
Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)
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Re: Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)
by peregrinator » Fri 09 May, 2025 4:06 pm
Well, I see there is a Winifred Falls. Maybe that could be it? Not that I've been following any of the other clues. Nor am I am a fan of said pianist.
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Re: Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)
by johnw » Fri 09 May, 2025 9:25 pm
peregrinator wrote:johnw wrote:Has the same first name as a lady who was known for tickling the ivories.
Well, I see there is a Winifred Falls. Maybe that could be it? Not that I've been following any of the other clues. Nor am I am a fan of said pianist.
Correct peregrinator! I know of the late Winifred Atwell but very little about her, just a convenient clue. I doubt she has any connection to the waterfall. All yours.
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Re: Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)
by peregrinator » Mon 12 May, 2025 1:50 pm
This is part of a large formation which will be known by many. (Even by many non-bushwakers.) The angle of my approach was not one used by many.
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Re: Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)
by sandym » Mon 12 May, 2025 4:11 pm
It looks a lot like Wilpena Pound but that seems way too obvious.
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Re: Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)
by peregrinator » Tue 13 May, 2025 9:25 am
sandym wrote:It looks a lot like Wilpena Pound but that seems way too obvious.
Sandym, making this "way too obvious" was my intention. I'm glad to know you judged this because "it looks a lot like" it. It's the northern end of Wilpena Pound, viewed from the Heysen Trail at the western side of Wilcolo Creek. About halfway between Bunyeroo Gorge and Wilpena.
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Re: Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)
by sandym » Tue 13 May, 2025 4:39 pm
Next time I'll go for obvious!
NSW and could be equally as obvious as Peregrinator's.
NSW and could be equally as obvious as Peregrinator's.
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Re: Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)
by sandym » Wed 14 May, 2025 6:58 pm
Not obvious, obvious.
Very near the ACT/NSW border.
Very near the ACT/NSW border.
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Re: Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)
by sandym » Fri 16 May, 2025 7:55 am
Hint number two: Usually walked up from the south. But you can also come from the north.
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Re: Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)
by peregrinator » Fri 16 May, 2025 8:34 am
sandym wrote:Hint number two: Usually walked up from the south. But you can also come from the north.
Obviously it has to be Quito, in Ecuador on the Equator. Latitude: 0° 15' 0" N. On an unusually rare foggy tropical day.
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Re: Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)
by sandym » Fri 16 May, 2025 4:38 pm
Close Peregrinator. That is, of course, Marc Leclerc on the first winter solo ascent of Cerro Torre.
I am sure dozens of people on this forum have been up this mountain as there is a track all the way to the top. Hint number three in case anyone is counting.
I am sure dozens of people on this forum have been up this mountain as there is a track all the way to the top. Hint number three in case anyone is counting.
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Re: Game: Where-is-it (Aussie)
by johnw » Sat 17 May, 2025 10:33 am
Mount Murray?
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