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Vale Les Southwell
Les Southwell recently died in the mountains of Victoria doing something he loved. He was 88. He was reportedly a very fit and well equiped bushwalker and cross country skier. I knew Les as a wilderness photographer. His images of … Continue reading
Tasmania – The Overland Track 22 April – 1 May 2017
I spent a very enjoyable ten days on the Overland Track in late April. I think this was my tenth time along the track so therefore I am quite familiar with the country it traverses but at no time did … Continue reading
Tasmania – Central Plateau Walk 15 – 25 January 2017
It was time to get away from the heat and humidity of Sydney. After the hottest night on record and a forecast temperature of 44°C in the western suburbs I was glad to board a plane to Launceston. It was also … Continue reading
Posted in Bushwalking, Tasmanian Wilderness, Wilderness Photography, Wildflowers
Tagged Clarke Falls, Dixons Kingdom, Echo Point, Feather Falls, Hartnett Falls, Higgs Track, Junction Lake, Lady Lake, Lake Adelaide, Lake Ball, Lake Gwendy, Lake Meston, Lake Nameless, Lake Salome, Lake St Clair, McCoy Falls, Mersey River, Narcissus, Overland Track, Pine Valley, Pool of Bethesda, Pool of Siloam, Richea scoparia, strings and flarks, Walls of Jerusalem, Windy Ridge Hut
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Fagus and Fungi in Tasmania – 21 April – 5 May 2016
It is delightful to spend the best part of two weeks in the wilds of Tasmania on a fairly relaxing trip. I travelled down to Hobart and then caught a bus to Lake St Clair. My plan was to walk … Continue reading
Tasmania’s Bushfires – A Terrible Tragedy!
As I write, bush fires are continuing to burn in some of the beautiful alpine areas of Tasmania. So far there have been two fires that have burnt alpine areas near Lake Bill and near Lake Mackenzie. Both of these … Continue reading
Tarkine in Motion – Sydney Exhibition
Earlier in the week I went along to the opening of the Tarkine in Motion Exhibition at the Salerno Gallery (70 Glebe Point Rd, Sydney). This was a great evening with a magnificent collection of photos on display. Guest speakers … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Tasmanian Wilderness, Wilderness Photography
Tagged Tarkine in Motion, Tarkine Wilderness
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Central Plateau of Tasmania Walk – 23 April – 4 May 2015
This was planned to be another “Fagus and Fungi Walk” in the wilds of Tasmania. Last year, a little earlier in April than this trip, I visited Tasmania and completed the Overland Track with an extended visit to Pine Valley. … Continue reading
Posted in Bushwalking, Tasmanian Wilderness, Wilderness Photography
Tagged Central Plateau of Tasmania, Cephissus Creek, Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park, Du Cane Range, Fungi, Lady Lake, Lake Adelaide, Lake Artemis, Lake Ball, Lake Gwendy, Lake Meston, Lake Nameless, Lake St Clair, Narcissus, Pencil Pines, Pine Valley, Traveller Range, Walls of Jerusalem
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Pozzines
This is a post about a landform feature that seems to me to be fairly common in sub alpine areas – but I have never been able to find a “proper” name for them (searching online for this geomorphological feature) … Continue reading
Central Plateau of Tasmania Walk – 22nd January – 4th February 2014 – Part 4 – The Mersey Waterfalls, The Du Cane Range and Lake St Clair
The last part of my walk was the easiest. Just about all on track walking. I crossed the Mersey River just above Fergusson Falls. I was hoping to get some photos of the waterfalls and gorges along the river – … Continue reading
Posted in Bushwalking, Tasmanian Wilderness, Wilderness Photography
Tagged Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park, D'Alton Falls, Du Cane Range, Echo Point, Fergusson Falls, Hartnett Falls, Lake Helios, Lake St Clair, Mersey River, Mt Gould, Mt Hyperion, Overland Track, Pine Valley, Platypus, The Acropolis, The Geryon, The Labyrinth
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