"Spot the Spot"

[muzza Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close muzza]

yup

sorry mav...I didn't acknowledge that....yes indeedy it is the New England region......as far as I know.

[Dobbo Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Dobbo]

This one may be fairly easy. It's in South Australia.
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[muzza Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close muzza]

well

Bit quiet Dobbo, maybe more clues are needed......

[lofty Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close lofty]

Looks like Skytrek in the Flinders

[mav Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close mav]

Re: well

Bit quiet Dobbo, maybe more clues are needed......

Hehehe I was going to be cheeky and say Elizabeth. :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Dobbo Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Dobbo]

You got it Lofty, it's the old station hands hut on the Skytrek route on Willow Springs Station.

cheers,

[muzza Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close muzza]

very good

very good Lofty.....

I was going to say mawson's hut in Antartica......after global warming has impacted!

8)

[Dobbo Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Dobbo]

Or maybe a display home for the Rudd government's affordable housing programme!

[muzza Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close muzza]

hmmm

....as mav suggested Urban renewal in the peachy strip.

[lofty Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close lofty]

Ahhh, Gods Own Country :!:

Skytrek is an interesting loop isnt it Dobbo. Did you do the detour to Skull Rock :?:

Memories......................looking at this photo, my young fella was the last in our group of about 20 kids to get gastro while we were all camped up that way, he looks buggered after the short walk to this spot.



My next one is not far from Willow Springs, home of Skytrek. http://www.skytrekwillowsprings.com.au/

Pic this spot, cmon Sth Aussies,

[Dobbo Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Dobbo]

Lofty, we didn't manage to get to Skull Rock. By the time we got to the turn off, my missus had shaken all the buttons off her shirt and chipped her crowns(just joking) but she and the daughter had seen enough. The temp on the day was around 33 degrees.
We all loved it though, the Flinders is really spectacular and we will have to go back and explore it some more one day. I' like a dollar for every goat that we saw.

Dobbo

[lofty Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close lofty]

Any one willing to have a stab :?:

Hello.................... :shock:

[muzza Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close muzza]

well

is it around Rawnsley Bluff?

[lofty Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close lofty]

Not realy around Rawnsley Bluff Muzza, it is Rawnsley Bluff :!:

Well done Muzza, your go again, you must be running low on pics by now :?:

[muzza Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close muzza]

oh no

"oh no, not Muzza again" the board groans..or at least the few who follow this thread.

I have been around Rawnsley but not on top.....once I went on a bush walk near the bluff and tripped on a rock and tumbled down the track before finally disappearing off the track into a creek bed.....I landed heavily on some rocks and injured my knee and pride...I was really badly winded and was limping for weeks. As I tumbled I kept my camera in the air and it never suffered a knock....but I did. Great country anyway...I love the Flinders...bit like the Stirling Ranges in some ways...though the Stirlings are a lot less extensive and less rugged.

Thanks Lofty for some great pics....

Here is another mystery spot....