Tasmania, South East Coast
Port Arthur, old convict prison.
London Lakes, Central Tasmania
London Lakes fly fishing lodge
Resident Wombat, London Lakes Lodge
The following photos are from our Tasmanian tour in Oct-Nov 2008
Boarding the boat to "Explore the Edge" with Bruny Island Charters
The back seat was comfortable and dry, but the motors were noisy.
Through the eye of the needle
Crown Rock and the passage that we drove through.
Highest vertical shoreline cliffs in Australia. Fluted Cape is 272m high!
Blow hole
Kelp
Friar Rocks
Summer seal colony, Friar Rocks
Our boat, the Silver Gull
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Rural vista on the return trip to the ferry
On the ferry back to the mainland
Down town Hobart, historical buildings
Tahune forest Air Walk, 20m high, but safe.
Looking up at the airwalk
The cantilever
View from the end of the cantilever looking up to the junction of the Huon and Picton rivers.
Huon River
Tanin stained water in the Huon River
Horizontal tree. The early explorer's nightmare!
Tree fairy
One of two new suspension bridges on the river circuit walk.
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Southport Lagoon ?
Street market in Hobart
Tasmanian wildflowers
Old houses at Battery Point with Mt. Wellington in the background
Looking across Oyster Bay to Freycinet Peninsula
Cove at Bicheno
Looking North up the coast from Bicheno
Fairy or Little Penguin North from Bicheno
Penguin on the nest
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Beach North of Bicheno, looking South to Bicheno
Cuttlefish bone
Cove at Bicheno
Friendly Beach looking South to the Freycinet Peninsula
Honeymoon Bay looking towrds the pass leading to Wineglass Bay
Elisabeth braving the cold water
View looking North over Wineglass bay (Photo on car park information board.)
On the track to Wineglass Bay
Granite boulder
Looking back over Oyster Bay
Wineglass Bay from the lookout
Wallaby on the beach
Beach at Wineglass Bay, looking South
Northern end of Wineglass bay beach
Elisabeth saved the day a few times
Two headed Wallaby at the car park!