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Oceania » Australia » Tasmania » Mount Field September 22nd 2008

The September hols have Binangone.............during which time we went to visit 'Binalong Bay' and the 'Bay of Fires'up on the East Coast. The hols began with my 36th birthday. I am starting to feel very old. This was a strange experience as throughout my life, my birthday has always been at the start of a school year. How nice it was to have it at the start of a holiday. I know I have only worked three days a week but with caring for George, it is blinking hard work. We had a great day. The weather was warm and sunny and we went out for the day..............just knocking around Hobart and seeing friends. We then spent a week at home, resting and doing jobs before heading off to Binalong Bay. Ivor had hoped to take ... read more
George
George and I at Binalong
Ivor and George

Oceania » Australia » Tasmania » Mount Field March 8th 2008

From lake St Clair we went to Mt field national park.There we went on a walk and saw more trees and water falls.I met some japanese people and spoke to them in Japanese.We made a wallaby friend that we could pat we named him skipper.Next we went to StrathGordon and saw a big really big dam wall.At the dam wall we saw people abseiling (the biggest free abseiling in the world).We did the creepy crawley walk in the rain forest. After there we went to Fortesque Bay near Port Arthur we went on a SPOOKY ghost tour. It was pretty scarey. And we SAW A GHOST.We saw some baby fairy penguins in thier burrows. The Cadbury's chocolate factory was terrible we had to eat chocolate. We stayed in Hobart with people we met at Mt Field ... read more
Strath Gordon
Port  Arthur
Our new spa

Oceania » Australia » Tasmania » Mount Field June 4th 2007

Paa Tasmanien tog jeg desuden en todages vandretur ad en rute omkring Mount Anne, ca. i midten af Tasmanien. Det var oprindelig meningen, at jeg skulle have vaeret oppe paa toppen (ca. 1450 meter), og den foerste dag saa vejret ogsaa ud til at vaere fint. Men der laa sne og masser af is over 1000 meter, og jeg gled flere gange paa vej hen til Mount Anne. Desuden saa det ud til at blive daarlig vej, maaske med sne, saa jeg maatte opgive og noejes med Mount Eliza (1000 meter). Natten tilbragte jeg i et medbragt telt. Det blev ganske koldt, -7 grader! Men udsigten var fantastisk og det var en rigtig spaendende oplevelse! ... read more
Udsigt over Lake Peddar
Min lejr for natten
Mount Eliza

Oceania » Australia » Tasmania » Mount Field October 1st 2006

Although the heat in the centre of Australia was entirely manageable because of the low humidity, it was great to be greeted with cool, fresh air when we arrived in Tasmania. We enjoyed a relaxing night in town (with a real bed) and headed out the next morning toward Strahan on the west coast, stopping along the way for a few bushwalks. Our first stop was at Mount Field National Park - it lured us with advertisements of waterfalls and tall trees, and it did not disappoint. The main attraction was Russell Falls - a three-tiered, beautiful cascading waterfall. We decided to continue along the track up to the top of Russell Falls where we came upon Horseshoe Falls - not as high, but just as pretty with the sun shining off the green moss on ... read more
Those are tall falls!
Russell Falls
Horseshoe Falls

Oceania » Australia » Tasmania » Mount Field March 12th 1993

We made it to Mount Field with just enough day light to set up our tent. We then took a brisk walk through the forest. Lots of old swamp gums which were obviously growing well before any of us white folks discovered Tasmania. Next morning we were up early and walking again. We spotted lots of potteroos and wallabies. Lorenza seemed to be loving our Tassie tour so far and I was so happy she shared my opinion of this place being so special. The padymelons were hanging around our campsite, in the nearby river hundreds if fish (about 6 to 8 inches long) are jumping form the water and seem to be catching insects of some sort. As dusk fell it was lovely to listen to the birds calling and the river singing it's own ... read more




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