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#1 of 4 Strahan travel blogs
Next stop Strahan
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May 02, 1998 - Jul 27, 2008
We had a river cruise booked in this morning that would take us up the Gordon River and into wonderful world heritage rainforest area. This cruise was probably the highlight of my entire Tasmanian trip. The cruise departed from Strahan wharf and headed out towards Hells Gates, the rough and treacherous narrow passage named by the convicts on their way to Sarah Island. Our captain, informed us it is not always possible to pass through Hells Gates. However, we were in luck today and managed th...
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#2 of 4 Strahan travel blogs
Tasmania March 07: Strahan Travel Photos
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Mar 21, 2007 - Mar 29, 2007
I took some time out and went to Tasmania for a week. I had not been there for 24 years. It was fantastic and I took quite a few photos and also make a documentary of the trip for my kids. You can see a brief snippet of the film at http://www.val-entertainment.com/movies.html
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#3 of 4 Strahan travel blogs
Day 344: Cradle Valley – Strahan
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Feb 06, 2000 - Jul 27, 2001
a map and some photos of my slightly unplanned trip around the world. The map outlines the general route I took, not counting the backtracking and double visits. Argentina - Chile - Easter Island - French Polynesia - New Zealand - Australia - Bali - Hong Kong - Macau - Singapore
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#4 of 4 Strahan travel blogs
Tasmania 2005: Strahan Travel Photos
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Mar 05, 2005 - Mar 08, 2008
Australia's best kept secret. Spent a week driving from Hobart west to Strahan, up to Cradle Mountain, Devonport, Launceston, Swansea (stayed at the charming Piermont Resort, recommended to me by Steve Irwin), and ended back in Hobart.
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