Out the window at Launceston airport. I had to take this because it's hilarious how there's nothing there. When you fly in you just go over some sheep.
I think we should build this on the Cove property. Let me know what Jeff thinks of the idea.
A taste of the architecture in Launceston. There were tons of old buildings and churches. This is city hall.
There was a Japanese monkey display at Launceston City Park. Completely hilarious.
There were tons of Peacocks at the visitors area at Cataract Gorge. I was fortunate enough to have one spread it's feathers for me. They make the loudest, most obnoxious noise ever though.
Cataract Gorge
Cataract Gorge, Launceston
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The canon at Launceston City Park. Why would I take a picture of this canon you ask? Just look at the inscription.
The group on the way up to the Cradle lookout. Me, Penny, Jerry, Michelle, Warren (our guide) and Darren.
While we were eating lunch we spotted a wombat!
A view of the countryside on our way down from the lookout. Our guide said this area has been used for a lot of dinosaur docos (documentaries). It's easy to see why. It's completely bizarre and beautiful at the same time.
Our group at the top. From left to right: Darren the Brit, Jerry and Penny from Newcasle, Michelle from Ireland, and myself
A bit closer to Cradle Mountain, looking over Dove Lake. The flat bit all the way on the right is where we climbed up to for a great view of the mountain and surrounding lakes.
Cradle Mountain in the distance
Did I mention this thing swayed as you walked across it, and the sides there are actually at an angle outward. Sandboarding was easy compared to this.
The other reason for the waiver. This one man bridge gave you a better view of the falls.
Montezuma Falls
You have no idea how fast I'm going. This is the reason for the waiver at the beginning of the tour. Loads of fun. Sand EVERYWHERE.
The hill we sandboarded. I'm not sure you could understand how large and steep that is without seeing it in person.
Henty Sand Dunes
The lake at sunset
Canoeing on the lake at the chalet we stayed at two nights.
More Lake St. Claire
Lake St. Clair. We ate lunch prepared by our guide looking out over the water and went on a short walk around the lake.
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