Traveling Tasmania, North West Coast, Tarkine, 4WDing, Fishing, Diving, Tasmanian History, Sight seeing
It's been a busy month or two with family over for Christmas work commitments and everything else so we have been a bit quite with the blog but we have still been out and about, just in places we have been many times before. With the 'Slug' out of action with a lack of wheel... Continue Reading →
On this trip our aim was to check out some of the old Gold Mines around Black Bluff but the climb up proved more challenging than what we thought. The Climb So on Saturday after weeks and weeks of beautiful weather we where up early expecting much the same but because we had a trip... Continue Reading →
Our first camping trip for the season and a trip where Dirk Jacinta and I went for a swim. Day 1. After arriving and setting up camp in Luina for our trip to Mt Stewart Mine we all said our hello's and ended up going separate ways for a few hours. Bradley, Heidi, Cruz, Dirk... Continue Reading →
It is hard to believe but Lord Brassey Mine is a world-famous mineral locality. This former nickel mine is the type locality for heazlewoodite and hellyerite, and the source of many rare minerals, including awaruite, dypingite, retgersite, reevesite, theophrastite and several new, unnamed minerals. I have absolutely no idea what any of that is but... Continue Reading →
Although the main objective of this trip was to finish off our adventure in and around the Chester area Jacinta and I decided to make the weekend of it and stay down in Tullah and check out a few other areas. Now once again the weather man threatened us with abuse of storms gale winds rain... Continue Reading →
After a horrid couple of weeks caused by incompetent upper management whom of which have decided to close the factory I and many others work at for literally no reason, it was time to get back to some sort of normality and what not better way to do that than to venture out into some... Continue Reading →
This weekend we were supposed to be getting some big trees cut down on our block But old mate doing the job couldn't make it, luckily you can always find something to do with very little planning, So on Saturday morning we where off and clearing out Sumac rd down to the Horton River (preparing for another trip too... Continue Reading →
This time of the year is always the best not only is the weather generally good but there are a heap of long weekends and public holidays which means more time to get out and explore. Although we have driven most of the northern end of Keith River Road before we haven't really ventured to... Continue Reading →