Tasmania - Central Plateau Walk - 11 - 21 April 2011
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Page 1 - Higgs Track to Lake Tyre
Day 1 - Higgs Track - Lady Lake Hut
The taxi from Deloraine (fixed cost $70) dropped me off at the start of
Higgs Track at about 3pm. It took about an hour to walk uphill to the
plateau. At the top it was only a short distance to the very
comfortable Lady Lake Hut.
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Above - Pools outside Lady Lake Hut
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Above - Dusk
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Day 2 - Lady Lake Hut to Lake Nameless
It was raining on this day - and I only walked for about 90 minutes to
the shelter of Ironstone Hut at Lake Nameless.
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Above - Pools near Lady Lake Hut
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Above - open moor
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Above - Westons Lake
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Above - small stream near Westons Lake
Day 3 - Lake Nameless to The Long Tarns
It was raining again this day - but not as wet as the day before. I had
a pleasant time on the first part of this excellent off-track walk
heading towards the Walls of Jerusalem. The country is generally very
open and it is easy to navigate and find a good route through this
labyrinth of many lakes.
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Above - Lake Nameless
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Above - cushion plant
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Above - un-named lakes
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Above - the Rim Lakes (my name for this interesting botanical formation)
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Above - more cushion plants
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Above - Lake Lexie
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Above - I camped near this small lake on a plateau west of the Long
Tarns
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Above - looking towards the Walls of Jerusalem - Eucalypts and Pencil
Pines
Day 4 - Long Tarns to the Walls of Jerusalem
More pleasant off-track walking
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Above - the after effects of a big bushfire many years before (early
1960's ?). When I first walked through this area around 1980 - it was
like an atomic bomb blast zone. The burnt trees still remain - but at
least some soil and shrubs are now present.
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Above - close now to the Walls
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Above - open leads to Lake Tyre
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Above - Lake Tyre
Continue to Page 2 - the Walls of Jerusalem
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