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 |   Russell Falls
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 |   Pademelon
 |   Pademelon. On this evening we also saw Possums and an Eastern barred bandicoot are rare treat.
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 |   Duck billed platypus, although you can't tell but we got a lovely close up view of this one beak and all.
 |   Sea cruise around Bruny Island from the Tasman Sea to the Southern ocean
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    |   Kelp, which the Japanese use to make soup stocks, the basis for miso soup.
 |   Dolerite cliffs. This type of igneous rock was formed about 170 million years ago. It is a link between Tasmania and Gondwana when they were linked as the supercontinent Gondwana.
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    |   Breathing rock, which incidently soaked us, as we were sitting in the front of the boat and our captain positioned us right up close!
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    |   Fur seal colony
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 |   View from Mount Wellington down on to Hobart
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    |   Easterly view from Mount Wellington
 |   Echidna we saw by the side of the road in Lake St Clair world heritage area
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    |   Nelson falls, on the drive to Strahan
 |   A blue berry on a plant that Steve cannot identify
 |   World heritage temperate rainforest
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    |   Franklin river boat trip into the Franklin-Gordon wild rivers national park part of the world heritage reserve
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