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Labillardiere Peninsula
Mon 04 Jan, 2010 8:00 pm
Took a very lazy approach to the New Year
We ran Honey Bee down from Cygnet to Mickeys Bay at the bottom of Bruny Island for New Years Eve.
The sunset was a stunner:
And was followed by that amazing light show that seems to have been seen all over the state
On New Years Day we bashed down to Lighthouse Jetty Beach, dropped the pick and headed off for a stroll along the Labillardiere Peninsula Track.
The Christmas Bells were slightly passed their peak, but still put on a great display:
We ran Honey Bee down from Cygnet to Mickeys Bay at the bottom of Bruny Island for New Years Eve.
The sunset was a stunner:
And was followed by that amazing light show that seems to have been seen all over the state
On New Years Day we bashed down to Lighthouse Jetty Beach, dropped the pick and headed off for a stroll along the Labillardiere Peninsula Track.
The Christmas Bells were slightly passed their peak, but still put on a great display:
- Labillardiere Peninsula Track
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Re: Labillardiere Peninsula
Mon 04 Jan, 2010 9:16 pm
Nice work!
Aren't the Bells amazing... They have been seen at odd times too. Global warming perhaps?
Aren't the Bells amazing... They have been seen at odd times too. Global warming perhaps?
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