GAME: Where am I?

[L_Cham_67]

Closer, but still not quite there yet!

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on your way up Picton

[L_Cham_67]

on your way up Picton

Yep. Pretty sure it's taken near that boulder field shortly before Steanes Tarn.

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thanks, next

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Mt Weld from Trestle Mountain

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[eggs]

Wherretts lookout

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some distance from there

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I'm on an Abel

[north-north-west]

That looks like the Weld ridge back left - and it's always awkward working out angles on that - but for now, I'm thinking perhaps one of the Wellington Range Abels, and I'll start with Trestle.

[Last]

That looks like the Weld ridge back left - and it's always awkward working out angles on that - but for now, I'm thinking perhaps one of the Wellington Range Abels, and I'll start with Trestle.

You started correctly, it's Trestle

[north-north-west]

Give me a moment to recover from the shock.

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[Tortoise]

Somewhere on the coast. Edlt: South coast?

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Somewhere on the coast. Edlt: South coast?

Yoou could be wronger about that edit, but it would be hard.

[eggs]

Mt Cameron West at Ann Bay?

[north-north-west]

Mt Cameron West at Ann Bay?

If Ann is the one south of the cliffs, yes.

[Tortoise]

Somewhere on the coast. Edlt: South coast?

Yoou could be wronger about that edit, but it would be hard.

One of these years I must get around to learning the basics of Tasmanian geology.

[eggs]

It was nice to do a run for the first time down the Tarkine coast earlier this year.

The peak in view is a named peak.

Ossians Throne on the Ben Lomond massif

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One of these years I must get around to learning the basics of Tasmanian geology.

Granite: east, especially north east. Quartzite & schist: south west. Conglomerate: west. Sandstone: scattered, lower layers. Dolerite: everywhere in between and often over.

[eggs]

Not sure why someone was thinking of a poet at the time of naming this?

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Well;, it's not Byron, Manfred, Pindars or Shakespeare ... could be Ossian's Throne though it doesn't look steep enough.

[eggs]

It is indeed Ossians Throne - as viewed from the south
The focus on the foreground probably softens the perception of fall off the peak.

[north-north-west]

I was following the escarpment as close as was practical when I went over that, which does change the perception of it. As did the actual climb; slopes are always steeper when you're going up them.

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Not the first name you'd think of in relation to little ol' moi.

[Tortoise]

Young?

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I wish ... oh, you mean the photo? Yep, Young.

[Tortoise]

Nice clue. I vaguely remember the days when I didn't have to use special techniques for walking. Next:

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[Tortoise]

Think high, people.

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could be KW2? I only saw clouds...

[Tortoise]

could be KW2? I only saw clouds...

The clouds cooperatively lifted for us when we got to KW2. This pic has a fair bit more zoom on it, and it's in a different direction.

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Falling Mountain?

[eggs]

I suspect we are looking over the the Guardians and Manfred