The steamy, misty, fog like mist flowed at speed along the rivers surface. It was so cold even the ducks […]
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Deloraine to Mole Creek 32 kilometres
Longford to Deloraine 45 kilometres
Ruby red crab apples are crisp and sweet, one of the old heirloom edible varieties. Sticky sweet blackberries amongst the […]
Campbell Town to Longford 60 kilometers
“Nature is your Guide” is one of my favourite go to books and was written by Harold Gatty who was […]
Swansea to Campbell Town 70 kilometers
Croaking frogs sang down the rain and once again we stayed warm and dry in our Muttha Hubba tent overnight […]
Triabunna to Swansea 51 Kilometers
We slept through last nights rain in Triabunna, waking refreshed and ready for action. Sweet, fresh local water in our […]
Richmond to Hobart 56 kilometres
Life is full of small pleasures. It’s the little things, those tender mercies you appreciate most. Rolling into Richmond […]
Oatlands to Richmond 56 kilometers
We stayed in an historic village called Oatlands and after hours it has a spooky, brooding, hidden feeling like “Village […]
Clarendon to Oatlands 97 kilometres
To add to yesterday’s post: I visited the Australian Fly Fishing Museum, not the Australian Trout Museum, although stuffed trout […]
Deloraine to Clarendon 75 kilometers
We woke to noisy, inquisitive ducks, playful platypus and a heavy dew. It was only 4 degrees in Deloraine this […]
Cycle Touring Australia and Beyond 