Central Plateau of Tasmania Walk - 15 - 25 January 2017
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Page 1 - Higgs Track - Lady Lake - Lake Nameless - Lake Gwendy
Above - Outside Lady Lake Hut is this beautiful Patterned peat bog.
The pools are called Flarks and the Land between them are called
Strings (or Strangs)
Above - Richea scoparia
Above - Tasmanian Waratah - Telopea truncata
Above - Flarks and strings
Above - My sister and her husband walking between the flarks
Above - Flarks and strings
Above - Scoparia garden
Above - Bennetts Wallaby - Macropus rufogriseus
Above - Near Lady Lake
Above - Lady Lake
Above - Flarks
Above - Scoparia garden near Lake Weston
Above - Scoparia garden near Lake Nameless
Above - Lake Nameless
Above - Scoparia garden
Above - Cushion plants and Alpine Coral-fern (Gleichenia alpina)
Above - The beautiful alpine environment
Above - Cushion plants and Alpine Coral-fern (Gleichenia alpina)
Above - one of the many lakes on the Plateau
Above - perhaps Lichenomphalia sp
Above - More alpine lakes and tarns
Above - Pineapple Grass - Astelia alpina
Above - Cushion plants and Alpine Coral-fern (Gleichenia alpina)
Above - Lake Lexie and Mt Jerusalem
Above - Looking northwest into the area desolated by bushfires the
previous summer. It looks like some stands of pencil pines escaped
the fire, but most of the burnt areas seem to show little
regeneration.
Above - My camp at Lake Gwendy
Above - Lake Gwendy
Above - The Milky Way and the two Magellanic Clouds. With airglow or
perhaps a weak aurora? This photo was taken about 10:30 pm shortly
before the moon rise.
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