Gordon River with Oma

Reflection of river bank... 

On the road again...

Jacko driving us home
 

Suicide Rock

Now called Glacier Rock. Watch out, gets slippery! Dove Lake Carpark in sight now. 

Rainbow

Mount Hanson with a rainbow... 

Textures

Tree textures... 

King Billy

King Billy Pine on left, one of the native conifers that grow as old as 1200 years!
http://www.parks.tas.gov.au/veg/pines.html 

Scary animals

Katherine looking namba 1 

Grassy stuff

Baby Pandanus competing with the button grass 

Track

Try to stick to the track.... 

Walter and Jacko

Adventurers.... 

Itsa Jungle Out there

Pandanus trees everywhere... Good thing there is a good track to walk on. If there was no track the tourists would ruin it in one season! 

Waterfalls Galore

Water runs everywhere! 

Dove Lake

Dove Lake... 

Lines

Water and Moss aplenty.... 

Prehistoric stuff

Dove lake has vegetation that dates back 100 milion years when Tasmania was part of the supercontinent of Gondwana... It is World Heritage! 

Native Plums

We tried the Native Plums, and as was explained, they are not nice to taste! 

Nothofagus Turning

The main reason we came here this trip was to see Austrlia's rare autumn colours. The only native Deciduous tree is our Fagus (Nothofagus gunnii) and it 'turns' in April.
http://www.parks.tas.gov.au/veg/fagus/fagus.html 

Katherine has a point

Cradle Moutain towering above us... 

Cradle Mountain

The boat house with Dove Lake and Cradle Mountain clouded in... 

Dove Lake with Jacko

Here we go. Katherine with no sleep, straight from night-shift, following Jacko on the Dove Lake Track. 

Brigg Family investigating Tassie!

 

Power Stroke!

Go Michelle go! 

Faark!

Holy cow! Its the Spirit of Tasmania slipping past unnoticed! 

Wake a minute!

Ignorance is bliss... Look at the camera Michelle! 

Sinterklaas?

Watch out Michelle!