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Southern Tasmania in Portrait
Hartz Peak & Mount Snowy Track
Alpine flowers.
Cape Huay Track, Tasman National Park
Cape Hauy with the totem pole bottom left. Viewed from a point at the end of the walk. I could see ropes connecting the Totem Pole to the mainland.
Collinsvale Peaks Track, Wellington Park
An attractive rock and lichen combination that was common in Tasmania. The dominant rock in this park is dolerite apparently, although I'm not sure if this is.
Mt Anne, Southwest NP
Sophia contemplating the ascent up the summit cliffs of Mt Anne. She eventually decided to let me go alone. You can an arrow which marks the beginning of the ascent centre-bottom.
Mt Rufus Circuit
The pandani had particularly attractive colours and shapes in this area.
Mt Rufus Circuit
More attractive pandani.
Hartz Peak & Mount Snowy Track
Pandani lining the track near to the start.
Tarn Shelf & Lake Webster Track, Mt Field NP
Super tall pandani, next to a more modestly sized Sophia.
Mt Rufus Circuit
Probably a Billy Button. I saw only one.
Cape Huay Track, Tasman National Park
Collinsvale Peaks Track, Wellington Park
Looking towards Trestle Mountain from near the top of Collins Bonnet. There appeared to be a way down this gap, but I'm not sure whether there is much of a track once back into the forested areas.
Mt Anne, Southwest NP
I liked these colours and shapes.
Cape Huay Track, Tasman National Park
Cape Hauy with the totem pole bottom left. Viewed from a point at the end of the walk. There were safety barriers but I still felt a bit dizzy.
Collinsvale Peaks Track, Wellington Park
Mt Anne, Southwest NP
View from near the summit. This bit was getting pretty exposed.
Tarn Shelf & Lake Webster Track, Mt Field NP
An old and gnarled pencil pine clinging onto life. These are unique and attractive trees that look very different depending on age and where they are growing.
Cape Raoul Track, Tasman National Park
Mt Amos Track, Freycinet National Park
Descending from Mt Amos.
