Rosevears Estate
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Day 53 – Across Tasmania
... it was soaking wet and probably had been forever. It was a little eerie being out there by ourselves and I would not have been surprised at all if a tyrannosaurus rex or a triceratops had come crashing through the woods. We made it back to the car just before the rain started again.
We drove through more valleys and over more mountains and finally reached the Tamar River around 5pm. We drove up the east side of the river to the Batman Bridge ...
Snow! reaching the most southern point by car!
... it will not be too late a night as I have a slight headache (possibly from the white wine I had with dinner last night). I am hoping it is not a relapse of the flue which I have just got over as the last 2 days has seen me recover my voice somewhat. I had just a couple of pieces of toast for dinner as I was still quite full following such a large lunch today. We sat up and watched on the computer the photos that I have taken since being in Tasmania to date before retiring for the ...
Hitting the Road - Our First Tassie Road Trip
... Most interesting of all however, was the story of the 2006 Beaconsfield Mine collapse (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beaconsfi eld_mine_collapse), in which 1 man was killed and 2 men were trapped underground within a tiny space for 2 weeks before being successfully rescued. The displays of support from the local community and the endurance, strength of mind, and determination to survive displayed by the miners was nothing short of staggering. It was a ...
Wwoofing in Elvenhome
... prickled from time to time. Picking plums in the heat could make it less favorable. So the picking then eating theory does apply just with a lot of patience. Nonetheless, we learned some tricks for getting the best fruit for our labor. Outkast once sung, “shake it like a Polaroid picture.“ That my friends was the key to the fruits of the harvest, shaking the tree(s) was the most effective way in harvesting not only plums, but apples and pears galore. ...
Launceston & Cradle Mountain
... it was winter, the vineyards were actually not growing. The woman working there told me some interesting things to do during my first day there, and we booked a great hiking trip for the second day.
My entire time in Launceston can be summed up by two things: working out all day, and being freezing (and eventually getting sick) all night. The first part was great. The first day, I did an amazing hike along Cataract Gorge. I first ...
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