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< Sunny Hobart South Coast Hike, Tasmania >

South Coast Hike, Tasmania

Date Mon, 3/25/2002, 8:41PM Tags 2002au / hiking

Drove to the south coast of Tasmania through the apple orchards of the Huon Valley, and a great walk.

Again, heading north towards Hobart.

Again, heading north towards Hobart.

Once a local mainstay... until preferential trading with the UK blew up the industry.

Once a local mainstay... until preferential trading with the UK blew up the industry.

South Coast Track start.   These 30 hikes were great.

South Coast Track start. These 30 hikes were great.

Blanchfordia something or another.

Blanchfordia something or another.

Ferns and dianella

Ferns and dianella

Tasmanian bush has a curious orange tinge to it... it's not just the crappy camera

Tasmanian bush has a curious orange tinge to it... it's not just the crappy camera

Dianella berries

Dianella berries

South coast of Tasmania

South coast of Tasmania

Looking east.

Looking east.

South coast of Tasmania

South coast of Tasmania

Chris at the south coast of Tasmania

Chris at the south coast of Tasmania

Once again, we didn't encounter anyone else on this 11km track

Once again, we didn't encounter anyone else on this 11km track

I don't know why this Big Thing is, other than it was big.

Cockle Bay, Tasmania

Cockle Bay, Tasmania

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