A couple of days since the last post, so I have ruthlessly culled the amount of pictographs from 'stupidly massive' down to 'a real lot'.
We stayed in a nice cabin on the beach at Devonport. These are the grounds down to the beach in the caravan park.
Whats left of a ship that didn't quite make it through the heads in front of the caravan park.
Some ominous weather heading towards us from the North West.
Along the coast further North West from Burnie.
Near Wynyard.
Looking back toward Burnie from Table Cape.
Table Cape light house.
'The Nut" as seen from the road driving into Stanley.
A renovators delight, at Stanley.
Swans at sea near Stanley.
Looking back at Stanley & the 'Nut" from a nearby hill.
This is what we spent the day doing today.
Start of the Tarkine forest.
Looking Due West from Bluff Hill Point on the western most point of Tasmania.
As above.
Bluff Hill point light house.
Single lane bridge crossing the estuary at Arthur river.
Looking into the 'Roaring 40s' from the edge of the world lookout at Arthur river.
As above.
As above pano.
I did throw a pebble in.
Edge of the world.
Lots of Tassy devil signs.
Interesting rock formations at Nelson Bay, Sarah Anne Rocks.
As above.
As above.
As above pano.
Short video at Couta rocks.
Couta Rocks.
As above pano.
View down the valley from Sumac Lookout.
It's carved into the logs.
The trees go up forever.
Walking into Lake Chisolm.
Lake Chisolm.
As above pano.
As above.
The road into Trowutta Arch through hardwood plantations.
On the way into Trowutta Arch.
Trowutta Arch looked great, much better than the pics.
As above pano.
Interesting pano with the clones walking in on the right.
You can just see the Arch near their heads.
The fern trees have more ferns growing on them.
Back at Stanley for the next 2 nights.
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