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    Adrian's student works on 'Peggy', continuing the traditional craft of boat building. by: scottnolan Views[959] Master craftsman and educator Adrian Dean working in the belly of the beast. by: scottnolan Views[866] “Peggy” a 22ft Yacht designed and built by Adrian Dean and named after his wife. At its current state, Huon Pine planks begin to enclose the skeleton of the hull as light leaks through the uncovered areas. by: scottnolan Views[1448] Wooden boat building is an art, each vessel is hand crafted. These are the humble tools of wooden boat builders. by: scottnolan Views[1012] On the banks of the quiet Huon River a weathered boat shed stands proud in the face of a building storm. by: scottnolan Views[526]
     
    star trail from southern hemisphere by: briano Views[412] Cradle mountain lake, formed by melting glazier by: briano Views[907] Scenery around Cradle Mountain by: briano Views[379] The dynamic duo of Dara Simkin and Catherine Fleming, friends from Florida will be hitting the road for the Van-Tastic Adventures roadtrip through Tasmania. by: ambassador Views[2304] Hanging out at the hut, Overland Track, Tasmania by: skitobe Views[3343]
     
    Tasmania by: stowaway Views[1193] Port Arthur Convict settlement, Tasmania by: stowaway Views[1238] Port Arthur Convict settlement, Tasmania by: stowaway Views[2383] Marakoopa caves, Tasmania by: stowaway Views[3338] Cradle mountain, Tasmania by: stowaway Views[2526]
     
    If you tilt your head so that the horizon is horizontal, you'll see how steep the climb was at the top of Cradle Mountain. No wonder they call it a rock scramble. by: laurfish Views[1168] Rock formations at the top of Cradle Mountain. by: laurfish Views[3590] Cradle Mountain. Yep, we climbed that. by: laurfish Views[1016] Dawn breaks in Tasmania, Cradle Mountain World Heritage Site. by: laurfish Views[832] Another view. by: laurfish Views[1088]
     
    These trees are really, really big. (In fact, the tallest hardwoods in the world.) by: laurfish Views[1113] Button grass. by: laurfish Views[1278] Tasmanian plateau, before dawn. Near Cradle Mountain World Heritage Site. by: laurfish Views[551] Learning about the trees -- the tallest hardwoods in the world. by: laurfish Views[545] On the way to Cradle Rock, Tasmania. by: laurfish Views[677]
     
    Mountain in Tasmania by: laurfish Views[448] Dammed artificial reservoir hidden in the Tasmanian mountains. by: laurfish Views[528]    

     

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    Ouch! Most places I travel I like to fully immerse myself into the culture, when possible living with locals and leaving behind the luxuries and ease of life back home......although this is one time I'm glad I didn't have a local experience at the dentist! : by travelgirl38610, Views[304]
    Ouch! Most places I travel I like to fully immerse myself into the culture, when possible living with locals and leaving behind the luxuries and ease of life back home......although this is one time I'm glad I didn't have a local experience at the dentist!

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