1 Tasmania #03 Collage
| 2 Cradle Mountain Chateau
| 3 Balcony View from Cradle Mountain Chateau
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4 Natural Bushland surrounding Cradle Mountain Chateau
| 5 Eucalypts stand proud and tall
| 6 The red leaves of young Eucalypts
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7 Native Mountain Currant is decorated with Lichen
| 8 Tall Trees and Blue Skies
| 9 Mountain Currant (Coprosma nitida)
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10 Brushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula)
| 11 Brushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula)
| 12 Tasmanian Pademelon (Thylogale billardierii)
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13 Tasmanian Leatherwood (Eucryphia lucida) in flower
| 14 Tasmanian Leatherwood (Eucryphia lucida)
| 15 Groundcover Fern
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16 Reflections from Cradle Mountain Lodge
| 17 Climbing up to Rocky Mount Lookout
| 18 Panorama Looking E-SE from Rocky Mount Lookout
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19 Panorama Looking E-SE from Rocky Mount Lookout
| 20 Panorama Looking SE from Rocky Mount Lookout
| 21 Panorama Looking W-SW from Rocky Mount Lookout
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22 Lake Lea from Rocky Mount Lookout
| 23 Looking SE to Cradle Mountain
| 24 South across the valley to Barn Bluff
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25 Road at the base of Mt Bevos Mt Gripps on horizon
| 26 Tea-tree (Leptospermum)
| 27 Groundcover
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28 Lichen Sphaerophorus melanocarpus is a common fruticose species from rainforest in Tasmania
| 29 Prickly Gorse An introduced pest which is now widespread thoughout Tasmania
| 30 Burns Peak
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31 Exploring Flora en route to Zeehan
| 32 Zeehan School of Mines Established 1892, now converted into the Zeehan Museum
| 33 Mining Town of Zeehan
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34 Zeehan Street Scene
| 35 Zeehan Church
| 36 Tree Fern
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37 Historic Church
| 38 Pine Tree
| 39 Trial Harbour is 23 km east of Zeehan
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40 Trial Harbour Beach Trial Harbour was named on 10 March 1881 after the Vessel TRIAL which was driven ashore overnight during a gale
| 41 Dunes at Trial Harbour
| 42 Beach Walk at Trial Harbour
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43 Rock Pool
| 44 Stones and Shells
| 45 Trial Harbour, west coast Tasmania
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46 Giant Kelp washed ashore
| 47 Southern Ocean meets the shore at Trail Harbour
| 48 Green Hills meet the Sea
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49 Township at Trial Harbour
| 50 Walrus Rock overlooks township
| 51 Stony Hills
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52 Hills and Valleys
| 53 Returning to Zeehan from Trial Harbour
| 54 West Coast Landscape
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55 Roadside Stop
| 56 Road to Zeehan
| 57 Massive Roadworks
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58 Roadside Earthworks
| 59 Roadside Trees
| 60 Earthworks for Road Construction
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61 Many Trees have been sacrificed to build this road
| 62 Uprooted Trees
| 63 Deep Valley beside the road
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64 Tree-lined road to Corinna
| 65 Colourful Beehives beside the road
| 66 The Pieman River Crossing
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67 The Arcadia ll was launched on 25 April 1939
| 68 Arcadia ll is built of Tasmanian Timber
| 69 Arcadia ll on Pieman River
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70 Fatman Barge transports vehicles across Pieman River
| 71 John at the wheel of Arcadia ll
| 72 Heading Downstream on Pieman River Cruise
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73 Savage River joins the Pieman River
| 74 Pristine Wilderness along the isolated Pieman River
| 75 Steep tree-lined banks rise above the Pieman River
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76 The now-extinct Tasmanian Tiger used to roam here
| 77 Tasmanian Cool Temperate Rainforest
| 78 Slender Tree Ferns
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79 Slender Tree Ferns
| 80 Narrowest part of the Pieman River is 120m deep
| 81 Pieman River Bank
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82 Fishermen's Boots hanging out to dry
| 83 Driftwood Sculpture by Fisherman's Shack
| 84 Thistles introduced by early settlers have become weeds
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85 Wild Blackberries also an introduced species
| 86 Banksia marginata
| 87 Fading bloom of Banksia marginata
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88 Golden Rosemary (Oxylobium ellipticum)
| 89 Pink Heath
| 90 Two Fishermen returning with their Dogs
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91 Wasted Timber A grim reminder of early Logging Days when cargoes were lost and have washed up to rot
| 92 West Coast Waves The west coast of Tasmania where the waves of the Southern Ocean have travelled uninterrupted by land from the coast of South America
| 93 Sea Foam Sea Foam washing up on the Beach and being blown by the wind
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94 Mouth of Pieman River
| 95 Deep Water The Pieman River is 60 m deep near the bank and this is the Root of a 60 m tree which has toppled over and hangs suspended upside down in the water
| 96 Reeds lining the edge of the Pieman River
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97 Reeds line the edge of the deep waters of the Pieman River
| 98 Tasmanian Cool Temperate Rainforest
| 99 Pandani (Richea pandanifolia) centre
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100 Small Tree Ferns at the water's edge
| 101 Cool Temperate Rainforest
| 102 Pristine Wilderness This was once Tasmanian Tiger country
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103 Huon Pine Approaching a Huon Pine (Lagarostrobos franklinii) growing at a 45 degree angle over the Pieman River
| 104 The Huon Pine is Australia's oldest living tree
| 105 Huon Pine overhanging Pieman River
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