A Tasmanian Viewpoint
Photography, thoughts & experiences from a local who loves the place! In 1682, Abel Tasman wrote on discovering Tasmania: “Too … Continue reading A Tasmanian Viewpoint
Photography, thoughts & experiences from a local who loves the place! In 1682, Abel Tasman wrote on discovering Tasmania: “Too … Continue reading A Tasmanian Viewpoint
A couple of posts ago I lamented some – rather major – technical issues and possible loss of data including … Continue reading Data Recovery!
A bit of a ruckus outside caught my ear, some feathered visitors in the gum tree. Yellow Wattlebird – Anthochaera … Continue reading Birds in paradise
Up early to let the doggo out, I was greeted with a misty morning and things that caught my eye. … Continue reading Misty Morning Garden
Enjoyed a walk with the wife today into Pelverata Falls, around a 9km 3hr return hike which starts of on … Continue reading Pelverata Falls
Hi, I haven’t posted for a bit. Apart from enjoying life and working, I’m working through a PC / server … Continue reading Technical issues
Monday was a day of leisure, a public holiday for the Hobart Regatta. What better way to spend it – … Continue reading Happy trails
(9 photos): Sunday drive – a day trip from Hobart up Tasmania’s East Coast to Coles Bay and the stunning … Continue reading Freycinet National Park
Enjoying my first day back trading at Hobart’s famous Salamanca Market. I have a stall – on the right – … Continue reading Salamanca Market
During a short break at Kangaroo Bay, I took a few shots with my phone. Edited on S20 with HandyPhoto … Continue reading Shoreline shellfish
My fault, I left the roller door open under my house and cute Mr furball brush-tail possum was quick to … Continue reading Caged critter
On a ride by myself last week, I spotted a large fungi beside the track. What better excuse to stop … Continue reading Trail fungi
Port Arthur is one of Tasmania’s top tourist attractions. It has a brutal history that dates back just over 200 … Continue reading Rock Shelter
I watched this storm pass overhead for a while last night before setting up my camera, and missed the best … Continue reading Lightning storm
I noticed the wooden sailing vessel Rhonda H plying the River Derwent with some rag up in a stiff breeze … Continue reading Rhonda H under sail
If you look through my posts, I’m not big on selfies and don’t take many portraits – or people in … Continue reading Shameless self portraits
Not a Kangaroo, but a local Bennett’s Wallaby. In the last 10 years the population of Bennett’s and Pademelon’s in … Continue reading Hoppy Roo Year!
A mix of good weather and some heavy rain fronts this week seems to have brought laughter to the valley … Continue reading Kookaburra Christmas
I don’t normally share personal moments or family here, however on this occasion I just want to say how proud … Continue reading Proud Dad moment
On a 1.5 hour ride yesterday with my neighbours on some muddy trails, we climbed 359m and covered a fun … Continue reading On ya bike ..
After my neighbour/friend Evan bought himself a Polygon 29″ mountain bike a few months ago, I pulled out my antique … Continue reading Fresh wheels on happy trails
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