So having spent a long Thursday getting to and from and hanging out around GORCC's Have Your Say day for Point Grey and more, including a walk to the pier, I decided that the time after my trip down for the auction might be better spent remaking the connection from Little Sheoak to the Cumbo-Castle Rock track. Traffic and a venue change made me late enough to have "not missed anything" with no serious bids but some willing to start negotiations. Not my worry. Took advice that the best starting route was via the vehicular track to the ridge line joining The Brothers which bound the ocean side of Little Sheoak, but had good reason not to take the suggestion the route would be easier to find from below. It would be, save for age ensuring anything difficult needs to be downhill and that I had lost track of the actual roadside start. In the finish, I failed to get close enough to the riverside cliff tops to find the track further up, not even at the VicRoads scar which I entered from further around the lip, only sharing the improvised track for one short final descent.

Between their iPhone and Mac Apps, TrailRunner does a good enough job for the purpose, save some data noise when you pause your journey but don't pause it. I've annotated a screen grab which you can see at 3x via View Image of Open Image in ... The walking route deviation slightly east of north from photo point 2 follows a broken down fence line that does not represent any known property boundary and is nowadays totally within Great Otway National Park.

The numbers 1 to 5 indicate roughly where the images below were taken from. The thin pink line/arrows is my best guess as to the alignment of the track I was looking for. (98 is where I park my caravan for 4 weeks across the holiday season.)