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Beach Stories – Tasmanian Beaches
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Small Adventures Exploring the Coast on Foot, by Bicycle, Kayak and Sail. Our beaches are under recorded. This page is dedicated to stories or information about Tasmanian beaches. Please feel free to submit. Maning Reef (Lord’s Beach to Red Chapel Beach). The Beach at the Bottom of the Steps. Collecting litter is a small effort to save the Little Penguins which live in the burrows around the corner. Maudie Bryan, 2016. A story by Elizabeth Carroll. Pierson’s Point Pilot Station: a Family History. I do ha...
INSPIRATION HAS MANY THREADS (4) – Tasmanian Beaches
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Small Adventures Exploring the Coast on Foot, by Bicycle, Kayak and Sail. INSPIRATION HAS MANY THREADS (4). July 16, 2015. August 14, 2015. By Tasmanian Beaches: small adventures by land and sea. Written on a finger nail. Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity! I say, let your affairs be as two or three, and not a hundred or a thousand; instead of a million count. I doubt it. It would not take long before a cliff would call a halt, or private land deny the way. And what makes a beach anyway? 4 thoughts on &l...
SOUTH ARM PENINSULA: ARM END WALK – Tasmanian Beaches
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Small Adventures Exploring the Coast on Foot, by Bicycle, Kayak and Sail. SOUTH ARM PENINSULA: ARM END WALK. July 20, 2015. August 11, 2015. By Tasmanian Beaches: small adventures by land and sea. Mr Gellibrand’s Temporary Tenure. Conditions: SW wind about 15-20 knots, tide going out. The walk we did is in the area that is red on the map. We crossed the equally low lying but skinnier isthmus called South Arm Neck and continued through Opossum Bay and on to what was once pastoral land but is now, south of...
South Arm – Tasmanian Beaches
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Small Adventures Exploring the Coast on Foot, by Bicycle, Kayak and Sail. South Arm is a beach rich peninsula at the southern end of the Derwent River estuary, attached to the rest of Tasmania by an isthmus at the eastern extreme of Ralphs Bay, a 50 sq km embayment with a 2.5 km entrance between Droughty and Gellibrand Points. Ralphs Bay is shallow and low energy and has several anchorages. A brief outline by the Friends of the Arm. Bikes, dogs, prams all ok. If you want to do this walk, do it soon!
KUNANYI – Tasmanian Beaches
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Small Adventures Exploring the Coast on Foot, by Bicycle, Kayak and Sail. August 1, 2015. August 11, 2015. By Tasmanian Beaches: small adventures by land and sea. A rest at the summit, the chill, the distant view of the South West, the disorientating landscape of peninsulas and islands, most of south eastern Tasmania spread out about us, and then the exhilaration of sweeping back down its long flank on the narrow road, all the way back to the city. Mountain fires, floods, landslides, eras, climates and s...
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thailand | No Visible Means
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Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. No Visible Means (of Support). Aoi’s homestay cooking school in Northern Thailand. August 7, 2015. August 7, 2015. By Andrew Ross - novisiblemeans. One of the most memorable experiences of my recent trip was an overnight homestay in a traditional family compound in the village of Baan Mae On, around 45 minutes from Chiang Mai in northnern Thailand. The lengthy menu appeared daunting to inexperienced Thai coo...
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ADVENTURE IS OUT THERE! Sporting and Other events. This blog is primarily focussed on photography with a few rambling words thrown in for good measure. As such I thought I’d add a little section outlining the equipment I use to take the images for this blog and my other social media accounts. BOB (CANON EOS 40D). Bob is getting on a bit in years (he doesn’t even shoot video! Canon EF-S 18-55mm F3.5-5.6. Sigma 30mm F1.4. Canon EF 75-300 F3.5-5.6. OTHER BITS AND PIECES. I use Fujifilm’s. So that’s a ...
Aoi’s homestay cooking school in Northern Thailand | No Visible Means
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Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. No Visible Means (of Support). Aoi’s homestay cooking school in Northern Thailand. August 7, 2015. August 7, 2015. By Andrew Ross - novisiblemeans. One of the most memorable experiences of my recent trip was an overnight homestay in a traditional family compound in the village of Baan Mae On, around 45 minutes from Chiang Mai in northnern Thailand. The lengthy menu appeared daunting to inexperienced Thai coo...
Asia | No Visible Means
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Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. No Visible Means (of Support). Aoi’s homestay cooking school in Northern Thailand. August 7, 2015. August 7, 2015. By Andrew Ross - novisiblemeans. One of the most memorable experiences of my recent trip was an overnight homestay in a traditional family compound in the village of Baan Mae On, around 45 minutes from Chiang Mai in northnern Thailand. The lengthy menu appeared daunting to inexperienced Thai coo...
A touch of Provençal style on the D’entrecasteaux Channel near Hobart | No Visible Means
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Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. No Visible Means (of Support). A touch of Provençal style on the D’entrecasteaux Channel near Hobart. August 4, 2015. August 7, 2015. By Andrew Ross - novisiblemeans. Last weekend, just before the snow hit Southern Tasmania, I had the pleasure of visiting Villa Howden. Villa Howden also offers weekend afternoon high teas, which draw visitors and locals alike to soak up the atmosphere along with tea and scone...
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Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. No Visible Means (of Support). A touch of Provençal style on the D’entrecasteaux Channel near Hobart. August 4, 2015. August 7, 2015. By Andrew Ross - novisiblemeans. Last weekend, just before the snow hit Southern Tasmania, I had the pleasure of visiting Villa Howden. Villa Howden also offers weekend afternoon high teas, which draw visitors and locals alike to soak up the atmosphere along with tea and scone...
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Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. No Visible Means (of Support). Aoi’s homestay cooking school in Northern Thailand. August 7, 2015. August 7, 2015. By Andrew Ross - novisiblemeans. One of the most memorable experiences of my recent trip was an overnight homestay in a traditional family compound in the village of Baan Mae On, around 45 minutes from Chiang Mai in northnern Thailand. The lengthy menu appeared daunting to inexperienced Thai coo...
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Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. Life and travel and art and culture in Tasmania. No Visible Means (of Support). Aoi’s homestay cooking school in Northern Thailand. August 7, 2015. August 7, 2015. By Andrew Ross - novisiblemeans. One of the most memorable experiences of my recent trip was an overnight homestay in a traditional family compound in the village of Baan Mae On, around 45 minutes from Chiang Mai in northnern Thailand. The lengthy menu appeared daunting to inexperienced Thai coo...
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We started with the best ingredients. For three generations, our family business has been taking the best local ingredients and creating pies and pastries enjoyed across Tasmania. Founded by a local butcher with a taste for the finer things, we’ve stayed true to our roots, using Tassie grass-fed beef and free-range chicken with no compromise on quality. For more than 70 years we’ve been using fine Tasmanian produce to create great-tasting products, baked fresh, every single day. And here's what we make.
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Small Adventures Exploring the Coast on Foot, by Bicycle, Kayak and Sail. Introduction List of Beaches. July 1, 2015. The plan. The table of contents.… More Introduction List of Beaches. Introduction List of Beaches. WALKING THE SANDY BAY RIVULET FROM SOURCE TO ESTUARY 4. August 12, 2015. Roughed up in the ‘burbs.… More WALKING THE SANDY BAY RIVULET FROM SOURCE TO ESTUARY 4. WALKING THE SANDY BAY RIVULET FROM SOURCE TO ESTUARY 4. WALKING THE SANDY BAY RIVULET FROM SOURCE TO ESTUARY 3. August 11, 2015.
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