Kookaburra. Knocklofty Reserve, Mount Stuart. January 2012.
Tasmania has 19 National Parks. I was happy to revisit two this past week, which is a beautiful segue into today's Sunday Top Five: The Fourteen National Parks That I Have Visited [Thus Far] In Tasmania!
- Freycinet National Park: Henry and Ezra managed the Wineglass Bay walk, swim included. Only one of them managed to make it up the mountain on the way back without being carried....
- Douglas-Apsley National Park: The highlight here? One of us - who shall remain nameless - whipping the gear off and skinny dipping in the waterhole...
- Hartz Mountains National Park
- Ben Lomond National Park
- Cradle Mt - Lake St Clair National Park
- Rocky Cape National Park
- Narawntapu National Park
- Savage River National Park
- Mole Creek Karst National Park
- Walls of Jerusalem National Park
- The Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
- Mt Field National Park
- Tasman National Park
- South Bruny National Park
That leaves five to go.
4 comments:
Combine your desire to sail somewhere with a visit to Strzelecki and The Kent Group? Multi-tasking at it's best...
I'm impressed you've been to Savage River National Park...there are very few who have! Make sure you get to Mt William some time - quite a hike away, but your reward is silence, the wildlife experience of Narawntapu, and beaches on par with the best of the east coast...
He's alive!!!
What's all this about a mistress in Berlin? I loved Berlin, but make sure you make some time to explore Nürnberg and surrounds.
Next time, Nürnberg is a must. Good this is, Miss Berlin hasn't seen a lot of the places I haven't seen (it's a big planet), and Europe is like one big buffet...
Miss Miss Beliner a genuine Berliner or a blow in?
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