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Tasmania #02 Experience the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area of Cradle Mountain National Park in Rain and Sunshine during this Photographic Record of my 2006 Tour. Date(s): February 2006. Album by gladysclancy. Photos by Gladys. 1 - 105 of 105 Total. 12344 Visits.
1 Tasmania #02 Collage 2 Dove Lake Cradle Mountain World Heritage National Park, Tasmania 3 Commencing walk Commencing the anti-clockwise walk around the 6kms Dove Lake Circuit in light rain 4 View of Dove Lake 5 Boatshed on Dove Lake Cradle Mountain behind is obscured by Cloud 6 Boatshed on Dove Lake 7 View across Dove Lake 8 Glancing Back 9 Gunn's geebung (Persoonia gunnii) 10 Ripples on Dove Lake 11 White Tea-tree foreground 12 Really Raining now!! 13 Glimmer of Light 14 Waterfall on Dove Lake Circuit 15 Waterfall on Dove Lake Circuit 16 Cloud rolled in 2 minutes later 17 Cloud covered Waterfall 18 Smoking Mountains 19 Hidden Views 20 Raindrops Falling 21 Ballroom Forest Ancient Cool Temperate Rainforest of Cradle Mountain World Heritage National Park 22 Ballroom Forest Walkway 23 Moss and Lichens 24 Dark Forest 25 Wet Boardwalk 26 Steep Descent 27 More Rain 28 Misty View 29 Capped by Cloud 30 Covered by Cloud 31 Banksia Frame 32 Fresh Vegatation 33 Through the Trees 34 Weather changes quickly 35 Mixed Vegetation 36 Cutting Grass Gahnia grandis Cyperaceae is a saw sedge, not a true grass 37 Across Dove Lake to Waterfall 38 Waterfall from across Dove Lake 39 Beyond the Trees 40 Zoomed to Waterfall 41 Boatshed on Far Bank 42 Zoomed to Boatshed 43 Cloud Rolling In 44 Still Walking around Dove Lake 45 Completion of 6km Dove Lake Circuit Beautiful Cradle Mountain is completely hidden in Cloud 46 Another Day Dawns 47 Pencil Pine Falls Cascading Waterfall surrounded by Pencil Pines (Athrotaxis cupressoides) 48 Rainforest Walk along Pencil Pine Creek 49 Moss and Lichen 50 Myrtle-beech (Nothofagus cunninghamii) The dominant species of the cool temperate rainforest 51 Alpine Moorland Waldheim Button Grass and Alpine Ferns form the vegetation of these Glacial Plains at Waldheim 52 Waldheim Alpine Moorland 53 Tasmanian Pademelon 54 King Billy pine (Athrotaxis selaginoides) 55 Waldheim Chalet Gustav Weindorfer built 'Waldheim' (his 'forest home') in Cradle Valley and lived there with his wife Kate until his death in 1932 56 Gustav Weindorfer He began the movement that eventually led to the Cradle Mountain Wilderness World Heritage listing 57 Kate Weindorfer in the historic Waldheim Chalet 58 Weindorfer's Grave Pandani (Richea pandanifolia Epacridaceae) beside the Grave of Gustav Weindorfer at Waldheim 59 Weindorfers Forest Walk 60 Forest Floor Pine Needles, Moss and Liverwort on the Forest Floor at Waldheim 61 Ancient Tree Base This Giant of the Forest is over 1,000 years old and stands tall in Weindorfers Forest 62 Ancient Tree Top Upper part of this Ancient Tree which is over 1,000 years old 63 King Billy Stump This Stump remains from a tree that was logged over 90 years ago. The hard timber has weathered to a smooth marble like surface on the stump 64 Cool Rainforest Ferns 65 Finger Fern (Grammitis billardieri Grammitidaceae) 66 King Billy Pines and Pandani at Waldheim 67 Re-visit Dove Lake 68 Zoomed in to view the peaks of Cradle Mountain 69 Cradle Mountain beyond Dove Lake 70 Marions Lookout 71 Ronny Creek Leaving Ronny Creek for 5km walk to Cradle Valley Visitors Centre 72 Conifers beside Cradle Valley Boardwalk 73 Hillside Chalet 74 Mountain View 75 Winding Boardwalk 76 Creek Crossing 77 Mountain Stream 78 Hillside View 79 Eucalypts and Button Grass 80 Dainty Alpine Flowers 81 Conifers and Eucalypts 82 Ground cover Button Grass (Gymnoschoenus spaerocephalus) and Alpine Coral Fern (Gleichenia alpina) beside Cradle Valley Boardwalk 83 Dieback of Eucalypts 84 Dying Trees 85 Tea-tree (Leptospernum nitidum) 86 Red Leaves of young Eucalypts 87 View from Cradle Valley Boardwalk 88 Tasmanian Waratah (Telopea truncata) 89 Cutting Grass (Gahnia grandis Cyperaceae) 90 Natural Bushland 91 Wombat's Home in Hollow Tree Trunk 92 Trees and Ferns An understory of Alpine Fern and Button Grass 93 Winding uphill path of Cradle Valley Boardwalk 94 Button Grass (Gymnoschoenus spaerocephalus) 95 Weary Walkers 96 Walking the Cradle Valley Boardwalk 97 View of Cradle Mountain 98 Mountain View The Zig Zag Trail of the Cradle Mountain Boardwalk as it winds up Snake Hill 99 Cradle Mountain Zoomed in for the last view of Cradle Mountain from the Cradle Valley Boardwalk 100 Snow Gum (Eucalyptus coccifera) 101 Trunks of Contrasting Colours 102 Rugged Hill 103 Snow Gums and Button Grass 104 Snow Gums and Button Grass 105 Walk completed Routes completed:- Dove Lake Circuit and Cradle Valley Boardwalk from Ronny Creek to Visitor Centre
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