Tasmania - Part 2


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November 12th 2009
Published: January 14th 2010
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Day 2 of our Tasmania tour started, as usual, with a bit of driving. We stopped in a small town called Ross, where much like our first day we got to see an old bridge. This one had an interesting story though. As with the majority of Tasmania’s infrastructure at the time, the bridge was built with convict labour. However, the people who commissioned the bridge were supposedly so pleased with... Read Full Entry



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Tasmanian Devils sure look like funny little guys.
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Time for a close up?
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This is a Blotched Blue Tongue, a type of lizard (or skink).
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No chance for a surprise picture this time.
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Think they'll end up sharing? Well, think again.
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One of Hillary's favourite moments, when she spotted a wombat using an echidna as a pillow!
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My pillow's getting away!
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Don't these guys just seem lazy?
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This guy had been raising these Tasmanian Devils for years.
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They've got incredible jaw strength.
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In fact, they break bones with their jaws in order to eat the bone marrow!
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Much longer and this guy won't have a shoe!
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More picturesque scenery.
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Still a bit chilly to be going in the water.
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This was our meeting with Priscilla the beer drinking pig.
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This was the snake we encountered along our walk. It seemed a bit agitated because it was flattening its neck and lifting its head, a trait of the Tiger Snake.
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Some nice waterfalls at the end of our walk.
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Some well trained dogs keeping the cows in line.
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Checking out some views before finishing the day in Launceston.
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Welcome to the Launceston Backpackers.



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