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Pieman river north to Smithton

We spent the most of the day paddling the Pieman river, which was absolutely beautiful, before heading north. Spent the night next to the Donaldson river after a great drive , once again through theLes mer
Our first taste of the west coast

We left our friends at Ulverstone, a little town by Penguin, to travel some roads in high country just inland from the west coast. We traveled south on the Murchison hwy for about 200 hundred oddLes mer
Time for some R and R

From lake Barrington we zigzag our way out to the coast, picking some blackberries on the way as I haven’t had a blackberry and apple pie since kiwi land. Stayed at a lovely little camp right on theLes mer
More videos of Cradle mountain

More photos from Cradle mountain

Now on to Cradle mountain

We left the Tamar river and headed south south west to the foothills of the northern end of the range of mountains that make up the centre of Tasmania. We are making our way towards Cradle mountain inLes mer
North eastern tip of tassie

We left Weldborough and drove through some more beautiful ranges and then up as far as you can drive on the north eastern tip to a free camp on the eastern side. Once we got near the coast the farmsLes mer
Headed north east through the hills

Left our friends, they went south, and we headed north east taking back roads up through the hills heading towards the north east cape. Once again the roads are gravel but mostly in good condition.Les mer
Hobart to Wine glass bay via the hills

Left Bruny and stocked up in Hobart and headed up into the the hills in a roundabout way to Freycinet bay. We spent a night high up in the hills at lake Sorrel at 846m , beautiful spot very quiet justLes mer
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Back to Bruny for Bess this time

We went back to Bruny island to show Bess what she had missed out on at Christmas time. But this trip was done Bess and Dave style, long and slow!! Instead of 3 days we check out every inch of theLes mer
Mt Field nationl park

Back down near the Derwent river in a little town called Westerway we stayed in the Mt Field National park camp to do a highly recommended walk and to test out Bess’s new shoes. It was a 6.7k walkLes mer
Smaller dam walls lake Pedder

More photo’s lake Pedder

Strathgorden and lakes Pedder and Gorden

What a great project this is. Done in the 1970s ( before greenies were invented ) they damed lake Pedder in 3 different spots , none of them very big or high, and then put a channel from , the nowLes mer
Huon pine tree Strathgordon

In a time frame this tree makes the human race pale into insignificance!!!
Geeveston / Hamilton onto Ellendale

After leaving Cockle creek we sped off back to Geeveston , a whole 50k up the road. We rested up there while getting ready for the Salamanca markets the next day. Left Geeveston the next morning andLes mer
Oysters at Cockle creek

So easy to get a feed of oysters here. They were in the tidal creek right behind our camp in ankle deep water. None of those people who live up above Australia here obviously!! That’s me beingLes mer
The most southern tip of Australia

This is the most southern part of Australia that you can access. It was cold even though it was a beautiful day (for Tasmania). There is bugger all between us and Antartica!!!
Now just Bess and I enjoying Tasmania

Nik’s and Andy left this morning to fly back to Perth. Now Bess and I will be travelling at our own pace, slowly to very slowly. Moved a massive 20k west to Lime Bay. After the big move we restedLes mer
Port Arthur and surrounds

We all went and did the Port Arthur tour today , one of the first penal colonies in Australia ,which appeared expensive but it turned out to be a great experience , which took most of the day andLes mer
Went north/east and down the east coast

Left Launceston and headed north east to the east coast, then followed the coast down to Swansea. Another great drive where we saw a very blue but toxic lake, its a man made lake where all the naturalLes mer
More photos around Launceston
