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More Land and Sea 

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309. 'After the Rain'




Natural beauty abounds in Tasmania,
and seasons renew the landscape. This willow was decorated like a Christmas tree by mother nature's fog, droplets and then sunshine breaking through.

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Card 412. Amazing landscape at Blackmans Bay Beach, just south of Hobart
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Card 413: The tranquility of Randalls Bay, 60km south of Hobart.
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Card 397. A faint rainbow over the south-east Tasmanian fishing village of Kettering
PictureCard 409. Lake Pedder landscape
Lake Pedder was once a natural lake, located in Tasmania’s southwest. Originally a mountain-fringed alpine lake with a distinctive pink-coloured quartzite beach , Pedder was flooded in 1972 after the construction of a dam to create an impoundment 24 times the size of the original lake. This created the largest freshwater lake in Australia – and greatly increased Tasmania’s capacity for hydro-electricity generation. Protests to prevent this divided the community and although unsuccessful, prepared the way for protests against the Franklin Dam proposals, which were eventually discarded as a result. 

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410a. And another splendid Lake Pedder Sunset
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410. Lake Pedder Sunset - in Tasmania's south west
Picture390. 'Bush Creek'
The Beauty of the Australian Bush - a restful stream, dappled shade and a mixture of gums and wattles creating the perfect home for our birdlife...

263. Reflections at the Little Swanport River, on Tasmania's east coast
261. A magnificent early morning at Hamilton, on the way to the Tasmanian Central Highlands via New Norfolk.
276. The Sentinel Rocks at the township of Snug, South of Hobart in the D'Entrecasteaux Channel
273. Adventure Bay Beach on South Bruny Island
274. Snug Beach, facing onto the D'Entrecasteaux Channel
281. Rugged Tasman Peninsula coast, near Port Arthur
281a. Coastal cliffs, Tasman Peninsula
300. The Derwent River at New Norfolk, early autumn.
287. The Tesselated Pavement, early light, Tasman Peninsula.
307. The Parade of Sail at the 2011 Wooden Boat Festival - from left: the 'Windeward Bound', the 'Lady Nelson' and the 'Young Endeavour'.
291. The breathtaking Tasman Arch, near Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula.
292. Silhouetted trees on Tasmania's east coast
163. Great Oyster Bay and the Hazards, on Tasmania's East Coast
308. Truganini Monument and Cape Queen Elizabeth
309. Sunshine after rain
306. Lone sentinel - a solitary battler, a gnarled old she-oak, on a cliff-face on Bruny Island, defying the prevailing westerlies.
307a. General view of the Parade of Sail at the Tasmanian Wooden Boat Festival in 2011
303. A rather severe weather change rolls down off Mount Wellington over Hobart on a sunny summer's day
313. Central Highlands, Tasmania's 'high country'.
314. Meander district, central north coast
316. Derwent Valley Haystack 1967
317. Moulting Lagoon & 'the Hazardss, Freycinet Peninsula, East Coast
318. At Moulting Lagoon, Freycinet Peninsula, East Coast
321. Mount Roland near Sheffield - wearing a rainbow
322. The Nut, Stanley
324. Heritage Tugs, Hobart
326. Saltwater River ruins, Tasman Peninsula
354. The 'Endeavour' replica in Hobart
368. Gordon River Reflections, West Coast
334. Shipstern Bluff - a breathtaking hulk of rock where surfers gather to brave 6m breakers, Tasman Peninsula
337. Boatsheds at Coningham, South-East Coast
340. Preparing to round Tasman Island, SE Coast
342. Passing the Iron Pot, Derwent estuary
344. Misty morning at Cygnet
275. Snug River Falls
Next, a real favourite:      Best Sunsets and Sunrises...
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