GAME: Where am I?

[Last]

I think the Minotaur is always clagged in.

How about the lookout near Cyane lake?

[johnw]

Not much left John - maybe the Minotaur?
[It was clagged in when we went over it]

I think the Minotaur is always clagged in.

How about the lookout near Cyane lake?

That's it Last. A good view of Mt Geryon from there among other features, we were fortunate to have good weather.

[Last]

Thanks John. next

[north-north-west]

Two days, lots of looks, no guesses. Can we please have a clue?

[eggs]

Its Hugel - NNW

[Last]

Correct, of course. Just about to descend to lake Hermoine. All yours Eggs

[eggs]

I have noted a few variations on the route down Last.
How good was yours?

Next - Where was our track [flat rocks] under water?

[bushwalker zane]

Edge of Lake Ophion?

[eggs]

Very close - but not quite..

[Last]

Eggs, I climbed to the high point marked 1334 metres on the list map and descended from there, largely following the Abels book advice. my route down to the lake was steep and scrubby but I'm certain they all are. I managed more through good luck than good management to come out at the top of the landslip visible on the list arial photos. this made the last part much easier. If I did it again I probably wouldn't bother climbing up to the 1334 point but would just continue past the unnamed tarn and drop off further north, still aiming for the landslip. I would be interested in hearing if anyone thought this better. I'd like to go back.

[Tortoise]

I have noted a few variations on the route down Last.
How good was yours?

Hi Eggs,
We roughly followed the 'excellent' route in Louise's blog. Easy peasy, relatively speaking. I'd been put off for years by those scrub stories. Unnecessarily, it turns out.
https://www.natureloverswalks.com/cheyne-range/

[RicktheHuman]

Lake Cyane?

[eggs]

Yes - an enlarged Lake Cyane rising above the track level

[RicktheHuman]

anyone else can go

[Tortoise]

Okey doke. This one doesn't need to be really specific.

[Tortoise]

I'm on a popular track...

[Tortoise]

Hmm. This is one of the Abels we were heading for, en route to another, which is pictured below. Cracker of a day!!

[johnw]

Everyone must be out walking. Not somewhere I've visited by the look of things.
Reminds me of the south west. The second photo distant background looks like a profile of the OLT peaks.
I doubt that view could be seen from here, but I'll try somewhere on the Mt Anne track.

[Last]

That looks like quartz in the foreground. Not many abels in quartz country, so somewhere around Frenchmans?

[Tortoise]

That looks like quartz in the foreground. Not many abels in quartz country, so somewhere around Frenchmans?

That’ll do, Last. I’m out walking! That’s Frenchmans in the second photo, with Philps Peak. The first is of Snowy Agamemnon from the Frenchmans Cap track. Loddon Plains, iirc.

[Last]

thanks Tortoise, have a good walk. Next

[eggs]

Byron Gap?

[Last]

Correct eggs, Byron Gap again

[eggs]

My approx position for this sunset shot

Mt Pillinger and Clumner Bluff from the Ossa Paddys saddle

[eggs]

Might be better to give the name of the 2 peaks in view

[eggs]

I am looking towards an airplane wreck..

[Tortoise]

I am looking towards an airplane wreck..

Reckon I'll kick myself over this one. Can't think of any plane wrecks there, or cryptic solutions, but are we looking at Olympus South and Little Hugel??

[eggs]

Right park - now head north.
The 2 peaks in view are in different parks.

[Tortoise]

The only plane wreck I can think of is the one off the Arm River track, but so far that hasn't helped me.

[Tortoise]

Pillinger and Clumner?