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Hobart Hobart as seen from the balcony of our apartment in historic Battery Point.
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Hobart as seen from atop Mt Wellington Mt Wellington is 1270 meters high and home to many walking tracks.
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Gordon Dam Located near Strathgordon, the construction township for the...
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Hobart Harbour Hobart is Australia's southermost capital and second oldest city.
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Richmond Bridge The oldest road bridge in Australia; built by convicts in 1823
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Port Arthur Penal Settlement The former penal settlement of Port Arthur is located on the Tasman...
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Port Arthur Penal Settlement Some 12,500 convicts served time at Port Arthur from 1830 to 1877.
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Tassie countryside This photo was taken on the return drive back to Hobart from the Tasman...
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Tassie countryside This photo was taken on the return drive to Hobart from the Tasman Peninsula
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Home in Doo Town All the homes in Doo Town are named - Gonnadoo, Just Doo It, Muchadoo,...
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Echidna a.k.a. spiny anteater - when threatened, an echidna will bury itself in the...
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Bicheno Blowholes The fishing village of Bicheno is located north of Freycinet National Park....
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Freycinet National Park Saw this interesting bench (?) on the walk to Wineglass Bay
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Wineglass Bay Freycinet National Park
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Hazards Beach Freycinet National Park
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Hazards Beach Freycinet National Park
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Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake As seen from 6.5 km Dove Lake Circuit - Cradle Mountain/Lake St. Clair...
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The Overland Track, Cradle Mountain The 80 km Overland Track connects Cradle Valley and Cynthia Bay in Lake St...
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Crater Lake/Marion's Lookout Cradle Mountain/Lake St Clair National Park
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Hike to Hanson's Peak Cradle Mountain/Lake St Clair National Park
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Cradle Mountain Cradle Mountain/Lake St Clair National Park - this photo was taken on...
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Wombat crossing Cradle Mountain/Lake St Clair National Park
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The Nut, Stanley The Nut is a 152 meter high volcanic rock formation that overlooks the...
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Stanley The fishing village of Stanley as seen from the path to the top of The Nut...
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Another view from the top of the Nut
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