View from Red Point Hills, Tasmania
View from Red Point Hills, Tasmania


View from Red Point Hills, Tasmania
Looking ahead, the Ironbound Range loomed large. There’s no way around it, but we were lucky to be delayed by a day and not taking it on in gloomy weather.
View from Red Point Hills, Tasmania


View from Red Point Hills, Tasmania
Day 2 of the South Coast Track. We made our way through scrubby plains after departing the Buoy Creek campsite. At the top of the first significant ascent, Red Point Hills, we could see all the way back to the beach we had left.
Sun Rays over the New Harbour Range, South Coast Track, Tasmania
Sun Rays over the New Harbour Range, South Coast Track, Tasmania
Sun Rays over the New Harbour Range, South Coast Track, Tasmania


Sun Rays over the New Harbour Range, South Coast Track, Tasmania
The wind whips up dry sand over the beach while the sun puts on a show through the clouds. As seen from Buoy Creek.
Zen Rock Stack, Micro-Cairn
An impromptu sculpture, inspired by a breathtaking location and a lack of emails, phones, TVs and other distractions
Buoy Creek, South Coast Track, Tasmania


Buoy Creek, South Coast Track, Tasmania
Fishing boat debris and other materials are used as markers, makeshift furniture and clotheslines.
Buoy Creek, South Coast Track, Tasmania


Buoy Creek, South Coast Track, Tasmania
The tannin coloured water is a feature of every creek on the track. Despite the colour, it tastes fine.











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