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Mt Field National Park - Russell Falls Walk
Kate-Me Says: We took the short walk to Russell Falls, but unfortunately there hadn't been a lot of rain, so they weren't really flowing. However, the walk itself was really pretty, so nice I did it twice.
Kate-Me Says: The spring may be thermal, but it's not hot, rather warm at a constant 29 degrees celcius. In a very nice rainforest setting!
Kate-Me Says: The Geevston Air Walk is one of the must sees of this region (note: photos taken by my husband as I'm afraid of heights).The air walk is the longest elevated walkway of its kind...way up in the tree tops. (I contented myself with browsing in the gift shop in the main...
Walton House: Fantastic bed and breakfast
hilash Says: We recently visited Australia and spent a few days in Tasmania staying at three or four different places for a couple of nights each. Walton House was our choice for the southern region and proved to be our favourite. It's newly renovated so is beautifully decorated and...
Mt Field National Park: National Park Camping
Kate-Me Says: Reasonable rates (about A$7 per person per night for unpowered tent site) and nice surroundings. Good facilities, well maintained. Plenty of showers and hot water, campers laundry also.This was the best spot we camped to see wildlife...at dusk these Pademelon's came out and...
Dover Caravan Park: Camping at Dover
Kate-Me Says: We stayed in the caravan park here at Dover, with the scenery of rolling hills and dairy cattle, rather than ocean scenery for a change, though the harbour was just across the road from the park. It was far quieter here than at other parks we'd been (not that noise was an...
The Gingerbread House Bakery: Bakery food
Kate-Me Says: Dover was only a very small town, and seemed to only have a takeaway or two...and this attractive bakery. The colours really got me in. I bought a quiche...it was ok, but nothing fantastic. There were breads and pies, but I thought for a continental bakery, there was very...
Kate-Me Says: Here is a map of the Huonville & South East region
Kate-Me Says: We took a 1 hour tour through Newdegate cave, which is a Dolomite cave rather than limestone (so the colours are less pretty and a bit dull). We took the tour because we read from several sources that this is one of the best caves in Australia, but found it not so at all,...
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Huonville Region - La region de Huonville
(page Bilingue = Bilingual page) Huonville, 50 kilometres south West of Hobart, is in the heart of Tasmania's famous orchard region, namely: Apples (and its famous Apple Cider exported all over...
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