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July 21st 2010
Published: July 21st 2010
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After my 2009-2010 season in McMurdo Antarctica, I was looking to spend some time wearing shorts and a t-shirt most days. I decided to do a bit of Sydney Australia and the island of Tasmania. The description below each photo will give one all the information one may need. If wanting more travel info on my trip, please email me at k1frei@yahoo.com and I will try to answer any of your questions.... Read Full Entry



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Tasmania, Australia
Karl on a beach near the Bay of Fires.
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Tasmania, Australia
What a day for a swim, blue waters, white sand, and I am the only on on the beach for miles.
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Tasmania, Australia
The white sand beaches between Binalong Bay and The Gardens on the way to the Bay of Fires.
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Tasmania, Australia
The white sand beaches between Binalong Bay and The Gardens on the way to the Bay of Fires.
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Tasmania, Australia
The Bay of Fires is a region of white beaches, blue water and orange-hued granite (the color of which is actually produced by a lichen).
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Tasmania, Australia
The bay was given its name in 1773 by Captain Tobias Furneaux, who saw the fires of Aboriginal people on the beaches.
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Tasmania, Australia
What a place to explore, in The Gardens-part of the Bay of Fires.
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Tasmania, Australia
I relaxed by wading in these cool pools from my bicycle trip.
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Tasmania, Australia
Karl, with lichen covered rocks in the background.
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Tasmania, Australia
Beautiful coves and warm waters of between Binalong Bay and The Gardens on the way to the Bay of Fires.
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Tasmania, Australia
Beautiful coves and warm waters of between Binalong Bay and The Gardens on the way to the Bay of Fires.
Tasmania, Australia Tasmania, Australia
Tasmania, Australia
Beautiful coves and warm waters of between Binalong Bay and The Gardens on the way to the Bay of Fires.
Tasmania, Australia Tasmania, Australia
Tasmania, Australia
More lichen covered rocks in the Bay of Fires area.
Tasmania, Australia Tasmania, Australia
Tasmania, Australia
Beautiful coves and warm waters of between Binalong Bay and The Gardens on the way to the Bay of Fires.
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Tasmania, Australia
Theses lichen covered rocks nicely match the bush in the forground.
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Tasmania, Australia
The waters were so clear hear, I wish I had my snorkling gear with me.
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Tasmania, Australia
One can see 12 -15 feet in deapth-just beautiful.
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Tasmania, Australia
The beautiful beaches go on for miles.
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Tasmania, Australia
White sand beaches with the uphill climb i must bike on my return to St. Helens.
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Tasmania, Australia
On my ride back to St. Helens I saw this family of Black Swans.
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Tasmania, Australia
And around the bend were hundreads of black swans-what a sight.



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