Paddling in 3 metre swell with nowhere to land for 46 kms, and, along the way, some unexpected challenges.
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Kayaking the Southern Edge Part II
Kayaking the Southern Edge Part I
Taking six SeaBear kayaks home for repairs ... the hard way.
Tasmanian Waratah
The vivid scarlet colouring of these flowers, shining out among the sombre blue green of the gum forests is certainly one of the most beautiful sights that the Tasmanian bush affords. Geoffrey Smith, 1909, A Naturalist in Tasmania, p 55 Geoffrey Smith M. A. was a fellow of New College, Oxford, who came to Tasmania for six... Continue Reading →
“One of the wildest peaks on the globe”
Climbing Federation Peak involves a near vertical climb above a six hundred metre vertical drop.
Energy from Water
The Tasmanian Hydro has been supplying clean energy for over 100 years. But Lake Pedder was lost forever.
South Cape Rivulet – Beyond the End of the Road
Drive as far south as you can. And then keep going.
