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TASMANIA

The Bird River races through rainforest tracts which display a typical lush mixture of species.

The mouth of the Inglis River, Wynyard. Situated 18 kilometers west of Burnie, wynyard is one of the North West's most attractive towns.

IIt takes  fire free centuries to nuture a rainforest environment like this one of the Nora River.

Rock , snow and utter remoteness: Federation Peak and the Eastern Aurthers.

Meetus Falls lie forty kilometres from Swansea, off Lake Leake Road to campbell Town. access is at weekends only, by private road.

The sandstone Cliffs, Maria Island National Park, East Coast. This attraction feature adorns the western shore, a little south of the main settlement at Darlington.

Limestone formations, Marakoona caves, west of Mole creek. A spreading series of caverns, this subterranean feature- much loved for its glow - worms- is one of the many in the limestone- riddled hillsides around Mole Creek. It is open to the general public.

All pictures and text done by Dennis Harding and Roddy Maclean, for more pictures puchase there book ," The splendour of Tasmania".