TASMANIA
CARRINGTON MILL
OATLANDS, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Callington Mill is in the heart of Oatlands on the shores of Lake Dulverton. This small town of the less than 1,000 citizens can be accessed via the Midland Highway in between Hobart and Launceston.
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MT ROLAND
SHEFFIELD, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Mt Roland is the backdrop for Sheffield ‘The Town of Murals’. It is a popular destination for bush walkers.
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BOAT SHED, DOVE LAKE
CRADLE MOUNTAIN, TAS, AUSTRALIA
The iconic boat shed at Dove Lake after a snowfall.
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THE RED BRIDGE
CAMPBELL TOWN, TAS, AUSTRALIA
The Red Bridge crosses the Elizabeth River at Campbell Town. Built in 1838 using penal labour, it is the oldest surviving brick arch bridge in Australia, as well as the oldest bridge anywhere on the National Highway.
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GREAT LAKE
CENTRAL PLATEAU, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Great Lake is located 1,034 metres above sea level on Tasmania’s Central Plateau. The Miena multiple arch dam was built across the outlet in 1922 and it is used to generate hydroelectricity. The lake’s water travels down a tunnel beneath the Great Western Tiers and into Poatina, Tasmania’s second largest power facility.
Great Lake quickly established itself as a premier trout fishery after being stocked in 1870, producing trophy fish. Browns are generated naturally, whereas rainbows are stocked.
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ARCHER’S FOLLY
CARRICK, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Archer’s Folly was built in 1847 by John Archer shortly after his marriage to Eliza Palmer. The “City of Launceston” which was carrying supplies for the Folly, sank near Adelaide and he was forced to abandon construction.
It was purchased in 1867 by Thomas W Monds and used as a grain store. In 1977 it was purchased by the Marik Family, partly restored and used as a gallery for their metal art work. The buiding was destroyed by fire in 1978 but is listed on the National Heritage Council register.
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LILLICO BEACH SUNSET
DEVONPORT, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Lillico Beach is a coastal reserve just ten minutes west of Devonport in north-west Tasmania. This narrow coastal strip is home to a colony of Little Penguins, also known as Fairy Penguins.
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LOWER LILYDALE FALLS
LILYDALE, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Lilydale Falls is comprised of two waterfalls a short walking distance from each other, in the Lilydale Falls Reserve. Approximately 2km’s outside of the township of Lilydale, and an easy 25 minute drive from the city of Launceston, Lilydale Falls is easily accessible by people of all ages and fitness levels.
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MEANDER RIVER
DELORAINE, TAS, AUSTRALIA
The Meander River flows through the town of Deloraine and is easily accessible via the parkland along both sides of the river.
A popular stop-over spot, the many ducks and geese make interesting and fun companions.
Keep an eye out for the elusive platypus. There are a few resident in the river and they can be spotted any time of day.
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MERSEY BLUFF EAST
DEVONPORT, TAS, AUSTRALIA
The lichen stained rocks of Mersey Bluff keep guard over Bass Strait.
Lookiong east toward the mouth of the Mersey River.
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CARRINGTON MILL COURTYARD
OATLANDS, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Callington Mill is a Lincolnshire tower mill built in 1837 by John Vincent. It has recently been restored so that it is now in full working order.
It is the only operating mill of its type in the Southern Hemisphere and the third oldest windmill in Australia.
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RED TELEPHONE BOOTHS
ROSS, TAS, AUSTRALIA
These red telephone booths are scarce around Australia now, but the historic town of Ross in Tasmania’s Midlands, has lovingly restored two fully operational booths. Dial-A-Local in the box on the left to hear stories of Ross’s claims to fame. If you look carefully you can see a cheerful telephonist ready to connect you with Ross’s amazing history. You can still dial any number from the booth on the right.
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ST MARK’S ANGLICAN CHURCH
DELORAINE, TAS, AUSTRALIA
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HENRY JONES ART HOTEL
HOBART, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Historic IXL building on the edge of Victoria Dock in the heart of the Hobart waterfront.
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BATMAN BRIDGE, TAMAR RIVER
SIDMOUTH, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Built between 1966 & 1968, it was the first cable-stayed bridge in Australia and among the first such bridges in the world. It isn’t named after the caped crusader we all know, but rather, in honour of John Batman, a Launceston businessman and co-founder of Melbourne.
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LILLICO BEACH DUSK
DEVONPORT, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Lillico Beach is a coastal reserve ten minutes west of Devonport in north-west Tasmania. This image looks west toward the industrial town and port of Burnie.
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MT WELLINGTON SUMMIT
HOBART, TAS, AUSTRALIA
No matter whre you are in Hobart, towering Mount Wellington is visible. A drive to the summit is a must for every Tassie visitor with wonderful views of Hobart and much of southern Tasmania.
Boardwalks and lookout platforms are the vantage points, along with the pinnacle observation shelter.
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MERSEY BLUFF
DEVONPORT, TAS, AUSTRALIA
The constant pounding of waves from Bass Strait has eroded and shaped the rocks on the shoreline of Mersey Bluff.
Orange lichens color the rocks. From the ocean, the rocks look like they are on fire.
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THE NUT
STANLEY, TAS, AUSTRALIA
The town of Stanley sits at the base of Circular Head, known locally as ‘The Nut’.
An ancient volcanic plug, this steep bluff features a chair lift, hiking trails & panoramic views of the coastline east and west.
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AUTUMN ORANGE
RHODODENDRON GARDENS,
BURNIE, TAS, AUSTRALIA
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AUTUMN COLORS
RHODODENDRON GARDENS
BURNIE, TAS, AUSTRALIA
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FREERS BEACH
SHEARWATER, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Freers Beach is a popular summer recreational area along the Rubicon River estuary near Shearwater in Tasmania’s north.
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MT ROLAND GEESE
SHEFFIELD, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Mt Roland dominates the skyline around Sheffield and the surrounding towns.
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RED BRIDGE
RHODODENDRON GARDENS,
BURNIE, TAS, AUSTRALIA
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ROSS BRIDGE
ROSS, TAS, AUSTRALIA
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QUAMBY BLUFF SUNRISE
DELORAINE, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Quamby Bluff is a towering landmark in the Central Highlands of Tasmania. The Bluff stands sentinal over the town of Deloraine and is easily visible from highways north and south of the town.
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VICTORIA DOCK
HOBART, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Victoria Dock sits in heart of Hobart’s waterfront.
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QUAMBY BLUFF SUNSET
DELORAINE, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Quamby Bluff is a towering landmark in the Central Highlands of Tasmania. The Bluff stands sentinal over the town of Deloraine and is easily visible from highways north and south of the town.
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MERSEY BLUFF LIGHTHOUSE
DEVONPORT, TAS, AUSTRALIA
The Mersey Bluff Lighthouse standing to the western side of the mouth of the Mersey River near Devonport is unusual in Australia with its distinctive vertical red striped day mark.
The Lighthouse was constructed in 1889 and is of brick construction on a stone base.
The light was demanned in 1920 and converted to DC electric operation with an acetylene burner as a back up lightsource. Mains power was connected in 1978. The lighthouse retains it’s original Chance Bros fourth order lantern.
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FLY FISHING MEANDER RIVER
MEANDER, TAS, AUSTRALIA
Fly fishing is one of the premier sports industries in Tasmania. Most dams and rivers are stocked with Rainbow Trout and Brown Trout are endemic to the island state. The Meander River at Meander is an easy point for fly fishermen to access the river.
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RUSSELL FALLS FERNS
CENTRAL HIGHLANDS, TAS, AUSTRALIA
The Russell Falls, a five-tiered cascade waterfall on the Russell Falls Creek, is located in the Central Highlands region of Tasmania in the Mt Field National Park.
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LOW HEAD LIGHTHOUSE
LOW HEAD, TAS, AUSTRALIA
The lighthouse located at the mouth of the Tamar Estuary, was built in 1833. It was constructed of local rubble with a coat of stucco to make the structure durable and to provide a worthwhile landmark. The crown was built of freestone from Launceston.
The Low Head Foghorn is sounded each Sunday at noon. It was installed in 1929 and decommissioned in 1973 and restored in 2000. It is the only operational G-type diaphone in the world. Under ideal conditions, the Foghorn can be heard approximately 30 kilometres out to sea.
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