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Friendly Beach on the Freycinet Peninsular Tasmania. The miles of white sand are littered with rocks and shelves of tesselated pavement which make this a photographers paradise. I was completely alone to enjoy this beautiful sunrise!
Friendly Beach on the Freycinet Peninsular Tasmania. The miles of white sand are littered with rocks and shelves of tesselated pavement which make this a photographers paradise. I was completely alone to enjoy this beautiful sunrise!
November 17, 2025 at 12:09 PM
Still struggling to post with ALT text:
Friendly Beach on the Freycinet Peninsular Tasmania. The miles of white sand are littered with rocks and shelves of tesselated pavement which make this a photographers paradise. I was completely alone to enjoy this beautiful sunrise!
Friendly Beach on the Freycinet Peninsular Tasmania. The miles of white sand are littered with rocks and shelves of tesselated pavement which make this a photographers paradise. I was completely alone to enjoy this beautiful sunrise!
You read my mind. We are on route to a family wedding in Brisbane at the weekend...so there is always going to be an excuse to come down under in the future! 😉
November 11, 2025 at 10:38 PM
You read my mind. We are on route to a family wedding in Brisbane at the weekend...so there is always going to be an excuse to come down under in the future! 😉
It was worth the drive for just a couple of hours of light. We were there for 48 hours and had low cloud and torrential rain for about 45 of them!
November 11, 2025 at 10:30 PM
It was worth the drive for just a couple of hours of light. We were there for 48 hours and had low cloud and torrential rain for about 45 of them!
Yes..it was a wonderful trip. We found it on par with New Zealand...without the crowds!
November 11, 2025 at 10:28 PM
Yes..it was a wonderful trip. We found it on par with New Zealand...without the crowds!
Had problems uploading this entry so here are some further details: Boathouse on Lake Dove with Cradle Mountain as the backdrop. Taken towards the end of the day in Cradle Mountain NP Tasmania.
November 11, 2025 at 2:21 AM
Had problems uploading this entry so here are some further details: Boathouse on Lake Dove with Cradle Mountain as the backdrop. Taken towards the end of the day in Cradle Mountain NP Tasmania.
Hobart.
We are then on to Melbourne and finally The Gold Coast for a family wedding.
The Tasmanian wildlife is fascinating. We just had to stop on the main road to let an echidna cross.
We are then on to Melbourne and finally The Gold Coast for a family wedding.
The Tasmanian wildlife is fascinating. We just had to stop on the main road to let an echidna cross.
November 4, 2025 at 4:12 AM
Hobart.
We are then on to Melbourne and finally The Gold Coast for a family wedding.
The Tasmanian wildlife is fascinating. We just had to stop on the main road to let an echidna cross.
We are then on to Melbourne and finally The Gold Coast for a family wedding.
The Tasmanian wildlife is fascinating. We just had to stop on the main road to let an echidna cross.
We are half way through a 12 night tour. We started down on the Tasman Peninsular and then moved on to Bruny Island. Last night we stopped over in Mt Field NP to see Russell Falls which were spectacular. We are now on route to Cradle Mt NP before heading back to the east coast and finishing back in
November 4, 2025 at 4:11 AM
We are half way through a 12 night tour. We started down on the Tasman Peninsular and then moved on to Bruny Island. Last night we stopped over in Mt Field NP to see Russell Falls which were spectacular. We are now on route to Cradle Mt NP before heading back to the east coast and finishing back in
Sarah...you would love it. It is a beautiful island.
November 4, 2025 at 12:11 AM
Sarah...you would love it. It is a beautiful island.
Hi Graeme. Yes. I put full location details in the ALT text for the image. Now in Mt Field NP and it hasn't stopped raining for over 24 hours. At least it means that the waterfalls are looking good. Blown away by Russell Falls last night!
November 3, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Hi Graeme. Yes. I put full location details in the ALT text for the image. Now in Mt Field NP and it hasn't stopped raining for over 24 hours. At least it means that the waterfalls are looking good. Blown away by Russell Falls last night!
That is lovely Damian. Thanks for sharing.
October 21, 2025 at 9:10 AM
That is lovely Damian. Thanks for sharing.
That is beautiful Dylan.
October 6, 2025 at 9:42 AM
That is beautiful Dylan.