Bushes with native berries, cushion grasses and all manner of other small plants abounded. 
Later we continued onto Lake King William and sat in the afternoon sun eating our packed lunch, looking at sparkling water backed up to Clark Dam, and enjoying the smells and sounds of the bush. Thanks Jeanette for your help in driving me back to this area.
Visiting Turkey, Italy, Morocco and Hungary
Hotels in Launceston to 1900
The ribbon that separates the eastern and western shores of Hobart, Tasmania's capital city
The ribbon that separates the eastern and western shores of Hobart, Tasmania's capital city
Beautiful wilderness locations and more
Keeping track of our adventures.
Travel and Photography
The ribbon that separates the eastern and western shores of Hobart, Tasmania's capital city
From Hobart to Hobart via four continents
Nature + Health
Solo hiking is an amazing challenge. Let's go... and keep going!
Sharing Inspiration from the Wild
My soul explores where my mind wanders...
A Hundred Years from Philadelphia to New Hampshire
Following her writing dreams
Ariadne's Clew - the Ship's bLog: sailing Tasmania with the Stoneman family
My life's aspirations, inspirations and a little bit about running :)
We are about to embark on great change, we are moving to Tasmania.
Our everyday adventures
Walking the Derwent River 
hi I was looking at your photos of butlers gorge. This is my home I grew up here as a child and as a teenager my father operated butlers gorge power station.
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What an interesting childhood you would have had. I am in awe of all the engineers and others who made it happen
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