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January 4th 2014
Published: January 15th 2014
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Tasmania is stunning. Fact, no ifs, buts or maybes it just is. Having lived in the fair green isle for a couple of years during my nomadic childhood it has stayed in my memory as my favourite temporary home and The Overland Track through the heart of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage area has been firmly on my bucket list for years. Routinely up there as one of the top long distance walk... Read Full Entry



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An Aussie living in London and getting out it as much as possible to explore all the amazing places both in the UK and abroad. While I may be quite settled in the UK, my feet never seem to settle and my wandering heart drags me all over the globe and back to some well loved areas. My blogs are a personal record of where I've been and I often let the photos do most of the talking, but I do try and share detials if I found something amazing. My list of places to visit never seem to get any shorter (even if the blogs do!).... full info
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15th January 2014

Helen
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Fabulous experience
It was definitly up and down and always a challenge to see how much mud you could get over your boots each day. What a wonderful experience to do it with a great friend and something I will never forget. I think we certainly had our share of good and bad Tasmanian weather but I wouldn't have swapped it for anything.
16th January 2014
Buttongrass

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

We enjoy your blogs
Great photo
16th January 2014
Cradle Lake from Above

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Love, love, love this shot
Makes me want to be on the trail with you!
16th January 2014

kangaroojack
The Ts

Awesome Blog
Hi Great Blog, happy memories of Tassy, stay safe. Kangaroojack

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