fotosetc:

A small part of the Port Arthur Convict Ruins and surrounding town. It was once Australia’s largest convict settlement; needless to say, it has a pretty grim history. (Click to enlarge)

- Port Arthur, Tasmania

(© B Soucek 2011)

ben-thornton:

Australian 20 cent coin with a Thylacine on it.

theholeinthepaper:

Nature photos, February 8th - Today’s sky/clouds.

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hairybone:

Myself and a bronze sculpture of a Southern Right Whale calf-Cockle Creek-Tasmania-2010

(Source: heartfirstintohell)

maydena:

A beautiful historic photo of Nichol’s Hut in the Florentine… yes it is still there, restored by Forestry Tasmania as part of the Adventure Hub. It’s main significance is that it was the last place where a Thylacine was caught alive and put in the Hobart zoo in the 1930’s .

Thankyou facebook for this inspirational image

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2073958502018&set=o.94859163520&type=1&ref=nf

contraindicated:

more of Cataract Gorge.

hairybone:

mmm Tasmanian cherries!-Tasmania-2010

egoestfurcifer:

Elizabeth Street Mall, Hobart; circa 1978

From State Library of Tasmania

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Hobartians:

View from Battery Bluff Reserve, Bellerive, Tasmania, Australia, November 2011

(Source: hobartians)