West and South West Tasmania.

Zeehan....once a thriving mining town.

Strahan....a fishing port and a tourist centre for river cruises.

Part of gigantic sand dunes a few miles from Strahan.

Queenstown. A once thriving mining town which is slowly being wound down.

The hills surounding Queenstown. All vegetation was killed with the waste products of the copper mines, but is very slowly re-appearing.

The Pieman River. Water from here is used to generate some of our electricity. River cruises are available.

Lake Gordon, which is situated at Strathgordon. Water is used in the underground power station. Visitors welcome.

A Huon Pine tree...a much sort after timber. This particular tree is estimated to be over 2,500 years old.

Maydena. This was once a prospering Logging town until the late 1980s. Timber was supplied to the Australian Newsprint Mills.