Australia
Lady of the Lake
Description
Find the fabled Lady of the Lake, but which lake? Ivanhoe was named after Sir Walter Raleigh's eponymous work in the 1870's. Why it was founded at that exact spot is a mystery as the nearest potable water was some 25 km away at Kilfera Lake. The literature-loving founder of Ivanhoe, George Williamson, quested on to Camelot in 1907.
Nav data
- Country: Australia
- Locale: N.S.W. | Far West
- Route: YIVO Ivanhoe to YIVO Ivanhoe
- Distance: 112 nm
- File name: australia-YIVO-to-YIVO-VFR-ivanhoe-230615
Waypoints
- WP 1 - Conoble Lake
- WP 2 - Waterloo Lake
- WP 3 - Whipstick Lake
- WP 4 - Alma Lake
- WP 5 - Barneys Lake
- WP 6 - Airstrip near the Balranald-Ivanhoe Road
- WP 7 - Moornanyah Lake
- Land at Ivanhoe YIVO
WP 1 - Conoble Lake
WP 2 - Waterloo Lake
WP 3 - Whipstick Lake
WP 4 - Alma Lake
WP 5 - Barneys Lake
WP 6 - Airstrip near the Balranald-Ivanhoe RoadWP 7 - Moornanyah Lake
Ivanhoe
Ivanhoe
Land at Ivanhoe YIVO