 Tasmania #04 Collage
|  Pieman River Bank
|  Cool Rainforest Vegetation
|  Conifer beside Pieman River
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 Tree Ferns on bank of Pieman River at Corinna
|  Cool Temperate Rainforest near Pieman River at Corinna
|  Tree Fern Fronds
|  Tree Fern at Corinna
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 Road to Zeehan
|  Beehives beside Road
Tasmania is noted for many varieties of Honey, including the famous Leatherwood Honey
|  Cloudy Skies over Zeehan
|  Mt Zeehan, 702 m
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 Mt Zeehan, 702 m
|  Three Masked Lapwings (Vanellus miles)
Commonly known as Masked Plovers and are widespread throughout Tasmania
|  Wattle (Acacia)
|  Sunrise through the Mist at Zeehan
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 Morning Mist on the outskirts of Zeehan
|  Queenstown Railway
West Coast Wilderness Railway: This unique Rack and Pinion steam train departs from Queenstown & Strahan daily for a 34km trip through rainforest wilderness up 1:16 gradient and across 40 restored bridges
|  Empire Hotel at Queenstown built 1901
|  Queenstown Post Office
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 Mt Lyell Hidden by cloud
|  Cloud cover lifting from over Mt Lyell
|  Fog covered hills behind Queenstown
|  Street Scene in Queenstown
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 Halo of Cloud over Mt Lyell
|  Cloud in the Valley at Queenstown
|  Sunlit Buildings at Queenstown
|  Fog on Revegetated Hills
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 Scars of Mining on Hillside
|  Dew covered seed heads ready to disperse
|  Dew covered Tree Fern Fronds
|  Mt Lyell in view as the mist clears
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 Post Office and Buildings of Orr Street Queenstown
|  Historic Hunter's Hotel (circa 1898) at Queenstown
|  Queenstown Central Newsagency established 1912
|  Miner's Memorial
The history of Queenstown is commemorated in a series of sculptures in a Memorial Park
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 Memorial to Pioneer Families at Queenstown
|  Miner's Sunday
|  Commencement of Mining in the Mt Lyell area
|  1896 - Railway opens between Queenstown and Strahan
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