As you can see by the photo we got to see a Tasmanian Devil. We went to the Trowunna Wild Life Park and had a very interesting and entertaining day! We were taken on a tour and learnt so much about the Devils who are nearly extinct. The park does wonderful work with saving these cute little animals. They are actually smaller than I thought and amazing to watch. We watched this guy who was working with the devils feeding them. He held a piece of meat and the devil...

Hi Everyone Here we are into our 4th week in Tasmania. We have been in the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park for the last couple of days. Unfortunately we did not get to go down to Dove Lake at Cradle Mountain as the fog was so bad we couldn't see far in front of us. We did go to the centre the day before so got some photos. Sunday-We went to Queenstown-again a really pretty town. It is where the mines are and also where the copper suphate mining destro...

On Monday we did the walk to South Cape which is the last land before the south Pole. A great walk and although we couldn't get to the very point it was brilliant to stand there and feel we were so near the end of the earth! The view was wild and untamed. Photo is of the South Cape. We walked about 16kms. Tuesday- We went to Geeveston and stayed there 2 nights. We spent the day at Tahune at the Air Walk. It was a fantastic experience. We then walked over the su...

Hi Everyone After leaving freycinet we traveled down to the tasman peninsular. We camped for 2 nights at the tasman National Park which is right on the coast. The camp sites were huge. On Thursday we went to Port Arthur. Photo is of one of the ruins. We traced the history of the convicts who had terrible lifes out there even though the place is beautiful. The worst parts were the punishment cells where there is barely enough room to move in and often the convict...

On Sunday we headed towards Freycinet National Park. We managed to get a free camp which we haven't had too many of as yet they all seem to be full when we get there. Freycinet National Park is the most beautiful place here as yet. The coast is gorgeous and the sand is white and soft. On Monday we walked up to the Wineglas Bay Lookout. Lots of steps up and very steep slopes but what a view from the top. We then walked down to Wineglass Bay and again lots of ston...