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tasmania august 2009

September 30, 2009October 19, 2009 ~ maireaddoyle

the journey begins

the Steppes Stones

that’s not a silver strand, that’s snow at the end of the rainbow

ancient (Gondwanaland-old) conifers in the centre of Tasmania

Cataract Gorge as approached from the town end

Cataract Gorge in Launceston in (amost) full flood (that’s me on the bridge)

Howard my tour guide (and colleague)

self -portrait above the raging torrent

Orlando trying to keep his cold at bay with pumpkin soup

the biggest genuine log cabin in the southern hemisphere

our cosy room in Lemonthyme Lodge

Friday night on Cradle Mountain: red wine, hot rum and Lemsips

our “All Nations” home on stilts

the Mackintosh Dam

I have not seen that much water in four years

Hobart and the Derwent River from the last stop before the summit of Mount Wellington

the summit of Mount Wellington

caught in the blizzard at the top of Mount Wellington

where did that blizzard come from all of a sudden?

the laundry in Salamanca Place – busiest breakfast place in town

breakfast in the laundry for poor sick Orlando

south west of Hobart

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