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         		 Jessievale Homestead: by edinoz, Views[503]
         		 The yards: by edinoz, Views[502]
     
    Water Water everywhere: by edinoz, Views[593]
         		 Jessievale Floods - The kids in the water: by edinoz, Views[1095]
         		 Looking down the Power Line: by edinoz, Views[471]
         		 Jessievale Main Road: by edinoz, Views[541]
         		 4 Wheeler at Cattle Creek: by edinoz, Views[663]
     
    Sunset over Cattle Creek: by edinoz, Views[581]
         		 'Tuffy': by edinoz, Views[488]
         		 2am Singing 'Kings of Leon': by edinoz, Views[511]
         		 'Busby Marou' on Stage - Oxford Street Party: by edinoz, Views[1321]
         		 Bundy Swap Team: by edinoz, Views[635]
     
    XXXX Angels: by edinoz, Views[1507]
         		 Saying goodbye to friends and fam at the airport: by susegemfi, Views[321]
         		 Erm.. Rusty stuff in a field.: by paul_byrom, Views[363]
         		 Almost in Devonport and the sun's out. Yippee!: by paul_byrom, Views[373]
         		 What? 3 whole kms to Paradise! Can't be bothered. I've heard it's rubbish anyway. I'm going to Sheffield!: by paul_byrom, Views[389]
     
    See? Grey. Boo.: by paul_byrom, Views[366]
         		 It's stopped raining for a minute, so I took a picture. The whole tour was like this with the hills, the lakes and wotnot. The weather was poo though!: by paul_byrom, Views[348]
         		 Zeehan's church.: by paul_byrom, Views[284]
         		 It was raining in Zeehan, so I asked thelady at the campsite if she had a roof that I could stay under. She put me in a caravan. It felt like a childhood holiday in the UK, especially with all the rain!: by paul_byrom, Views[313]
         		 Look out for the Mekons.: by paul_byrom, Views[259]
     
    Between Queenstown and Zeehan, just after a rip off tourist town called Strahan are the henty dunes. They run along a 10km beach called ocean beach.: by paul_byrom, Views[303]
         		 Sculpture thingy in Queenstown.: by paul_byrom, Views[655]
         		 Queenstown. Weird eh? The locals all wear shellsuits. I think it might actually be the law here.: by paul_byrom, Views[299]
         		 This is the road to Queenstown. See what I mean? It's like a lunar landscape. The descent into the town was awesome! Lots of twists and turns. I was giggling like a schoolgirl.: by paul_byrom, Views[334]
         		 On the way back down. Another lake.: by paul_byrom, Views[298]
     
    Pretty flower. I've forgotten what these are called.: by paul_byrom, Views[285]
         		 At the top! I stood here for a while, basking in the glory of it all, and glowing with a sense of achievement. Or perhaps that was just the exertion.: by paul_byrom, Views[262]
         		 On the way up. Below, I can see the peaks of smaller mountains, rivers and lakes. There's no sound whatsoever. : by paul_byrom, Views[286]
         		 On the way up Mt Rufus. Look out for snakes!: by paul_byrom, Views[344]
         		 These little guys usually scamper away before I can take a picture. Had to be really stealthy for this one. Good job I wasn't an eagle or this guy would've been toast!: by paul_byrom, Views[288]
     
    A tree view of Lake st Clair.: by paul_byrom, Views[286]
         		 Now... Imagine if you will, that you're a large ant, living on a fallen eucalypt that looks out to Lake St Clair. This is what you'd see of me as I enjoy the view. It took ten ants, and a lot of explaining for me to get this picture. In the end, they took it in exchange for 1cm2 of Cadbury brunch bar. I'm told that it will feed their colony for two days, so it's a pretty good deal. Brunch bars have been my main source of food for a while, and I'm tired of them now. The ants were happy. I was happy. Everyone's a winner!: by paul_byrom, Views[404]
         		 These scary big pipes were running alongside the road for about a dillion miles to a place that I had planned to use as a lunch stop called Tarraleah. I think they're something to do with a power plant, and Tarraleah was a town for the workers. Everything was closed. It was spooky and I got no lunch 'til Derwent bridge at about 17:00. No wonder the beer got me so squiffy.: by paul_byrom, Views[966]
         		 Lady Barron falls. : by paul_byrom, Views[424]
         		 Oh yeah, this is where I camped on Christmas day. Meadowbank lake. : by paul_byrom, Views[391]
     
    Could this be a sign of Tasmanian devil activity? Ellie, I think you know what I'm talking about.: by paul_byrom, Views[609]
         		 On a tree.: by paul_byrom, Views[328]
         		 Russell falls. Three tiers. Pretty.: by paul_byrom, Views[265]
         		 This is me in a tree on the hike out to Russell falls. Didn't stay there long for fear of little grubs that burrow under the skin and lay eggs. Eurgh!: by paul_byrom, Views[300]
         		 Erik and I are celebrating a successful Christmas eve with a Cascade draught, of course.: by paul_byrom, Views[1379]
     
    Here's me at the top. Notice no Erik? We got part way up, and it was looking seriously as though we wouldn't make it back for the bus. I was determined, so had to leave Erik to walk back down as I ran to the top and back. It was seriously hard work, and by the top, it felt like my heart was going to come out of my throat. Erik was wise. I made the bus though! Just another close call to add to the list.: by paul_byrom, Views[347]
         		 Here's a view from part of the way up Mt Wellington. Could have done with a massive camera and a tripod. Probably wouldn't fit in the backpack though.: by paul_byrom, Views[288]
         		 The Cascade brewery. We had a brilliant guide. He made the visit really good fun! We got three free drinks afterwards. I think it helped a lot for the hike up the mountain.: by paul_byrom, Views[272]
         		 Here's a part of the underground rivulet. Pretty spooky eh? There was loads of good artwork down there.: by paul_byrom, Views[304]
         		 So here's the Derwent bridge again. If you look 4 pillars along from the left, you can see where it's a bit fatter. A ship crashed into it in 1975 and took out that whole section. It took three years to repair and the city had to rely on a much smaller bridge 10kms north from here. (the one I had to use on the bike). It was a chaotic few years apparently!: by paul_byrom, Views[328]
     
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