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    outback booze-up: by wanderyears, Views[670]
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         		 Terveisia Melbournesta!: by crazyfinns, Views[540]
         		 Peak reflections.: by whitneyj, Views[430]
         		 Farewell Tassie!: by whitneyj, Views[447]
     
    Blue sky creeps its way in.: by whitneyj, Views[471]
         		 Cradle Mountain National Park.: by whitneyj, Views[374]
         		 Dove Lake and Cradle Mountain.: by whitneyj, Views[436]
         		 I want one. So cute!: by whitneyj, Views[604]
         		 Wombats use their rodent like teeth and claws to dig extensive burrow systems.: by whitneyj, Views[627]
     
    Self defense 101: wombats use their tough rear hide to crush predators against the roof of their burrows.: by whitneyj, Views[1251]
         		 Wombat grazing. (So sad that I didn't get to see one, so I borrowed the pic from Gail.): by whitneyj, Views[440]
         		 Wallaby enjoying some buttongrass near Lodge Lake.: by whitneyj, Views[447]
         		 The devil has the strongest bite of any living mammal.: by whitneyj, Views[2686]
         		 Devils like to rest in the warmth of the sun.: by whitneyj, Views[410]
     
    Devils are nocturnal and fearful of people, so seeing one in the wild is a real treat.: by whitneyj, Views[430]
         		 Devils@Cradle is a conservation sanctuary established to help protect the near endangered species. as their population is threatened by devil facial tumor disease.: by whitneyj, Views[455]
         		 Carnivorous marsupial unique to Tasmania.: by whitneyj, Views[453]
         		 Tasmanian devil.: by whitneyj, Views[414]
         		 Knyvet Falls.: by whitneyj, Views[367]
     
    A little closer.: by whitneyj, Views[362]
         		 Pencil Pine Falls.: by whitneyj, Views[423]
         		 Cozy by the fire.: by whitneyj, Views[355]
         		 Reflection in Lodge Lake.: by whitneyj, Views[359]
         		 Cradle Mountain Lodge.: by whitneyj, Views[361]
     
    Wallaby hanging out near my cabin.: by whitneyj, Views[372]
         		 King Billy Pine. In honor of the Oyster Bay Aboriginal tribal leader who was given the name after King William of England.: by whitneyj, Views[816]
         		 And the winner is, moss!: by whitneyj, Views[368]
         		 Magic mushrooms : ): by whitneyj, Views[1017]
         		 Mossy myrtle forest along the King Billy Track at Cradle Mountain Lodge.: by whitneyj, Views[516]
     
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         		 Wallaby having a snack.: by whitneyj, Views[330]
         		 Pencil Pine River.: by whitneyj, Views[410]
         		 Pencil Pine Cabins reflect in Lodge Lake.: by whitneyj, Views[463]
         		 The clouds settle over Mt Roland as I drive to Cradle Mountain.: by whitneyj, Views[435]
     
    The long, slender snout is both a mouth and a nose. The short limbs with large claws act as powerful diggers.: by whitneyj, Views[423]
         		 Millie (for millenium) was one of the mascots of the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney.: by whitneyj, Views[499]
         		 Echidna - the spiny anteater is native only to Australia and New Guinea.: by whitneyj, Views[617]
         		 Quicker than a ray of light?: by whitneyj, Views[390]
         		 With a 90 meter plunge, St Columba is the tallest waterfall in Tasmania.: by whitneyj, Views[581]
     
    St Columba Falls over Mt Victoria.: by whitneyj, Views[456]
         		 Coastline at Policemans Point.: by whitneyj, Views[641]
         		 Seashells.: by whitneyj, Views[536]
         		 Mini-ecosystem.: by whitneyj, Views[465]
         		 Life's easy at low tide, but just wait. Hold on tight!: by whitneyj, Views[434]
     
    Up close and personal, notice the hint of purple?: by whitneyj, Views[430]
         		 Mini mussels and seashells make their home on the rocks.: by whitneyj, Views[474]
         		 The tide rolls in.: by whitneyj, Views[471]
         		 Rocky beach.: by whitneyj, Views[545]
         		 Waves crash the rocky coast.: by whitneyj, Views[503]
     
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