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Tassie's Wild West

Postby whynotwalk » Fri 09 Sep, 2011 12:56 pm

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At Sea Level, Granville Harbour


Just back from a few days in the west - Strahan, Henty Dunes, Granville Harbour, Corinna, the Tarkine etc. Not good weather for getting up Mt Murchison, as planned. But we managed to see a few great places. There's a selection of photos here http://s1085.photobucket.com/albums/j433/auntyscuttle/West%20Coast%20Tasmania/

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Re: Tassie's Wild West

Postby Swifty » Fri 16 Sep, 2011 12:18 am

Lovely pictures in your album there peter. thanks for posting! wild indeed....
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Re: Tassie's Wild West

Postby wander » Fri 16 Sep, 2011 9:53 am

V Sweet, nice work.
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Re: Tassie's Wild West

Postby whynotwalk » Fri 16 Sep, 2011 10:25 am

Thanks guys - appreciate the feedback. I'm wondering what the west coast would be like today, with 6 metre swells forecast! :shock: On that day they were only about 4m.

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