Tasmania Photography

From a day picnic area i took this picture looking back towards the The Little Swanport River and bridge. While it looks calm enough contact with the water is not recommended due to occasional unsatisfactory bacteria levels
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Today is Anzac day where here in Australia and New Zealand those that have served and those that have fallen are commemorated. For more information please visit my Hobart Daily Post Anzac Day
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(riders dressed as Lighthorsemen, Dawn Service Hobart 25 April 2008
Anzac day marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War. The word ANZAC stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps whose soldiers became known as Anzacs.
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Water levels at critical low levels on the East Coast of Tasmania at Orford
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Originally posted at nocolour.com
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Another vivid sunset (originally posted hobart daily)

I guess you would call this a sequel to last night’s photo although the angles are not quite the same

Dingys on the foreshore at Bicheno, Australia