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Cycling Around Tasmania – Cradle Mountain to Zeehan
Previous Post: From Gowrie Park To Cradle Mountain It had rained off and on during the night and the tent was wet as I tucked the fly and the inner tent into their separate bags. With all my gear loaded, I cycled over to … Continue reading
Cycling Around Tasmania – Rest Day at Dove Lake & Cradle Mountain
Previous Post: Gowrie Park To Cradle Mountain A day off the saddle – a day to make use of the hiking boots that make up 1.2 of the 20 kg. load of “essential” stuff I decided to bring along for … Continue reading
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Cycling Around Tasmania – Gowrie Park To Cradle Mountain
Previous Post: From Deloraine To Gowrie Park Via Sheffield Click on the More Options prompt to get the full screen view. I got up to blue skies at Gowrie Park’s Wilderness Village and headed for the kitchen area for breakfast. The … Continue reading
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Cycling Around Tasmania – From Deloraine To Gowrie Park via Sheffield
Previous Post: Launceston To Deloraine – An Easy 50 km Sunday Morning Ride Click on the More options prompt on the top left corner for a full screen view. I left my Meander riverside campsite by 8:30 on Monday morning … Continue reading
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Cycling Around Tasmania – Launceston To Deloraine
Sunday morning is my favourite time to be on the road; the absence of traffic makes for a stress-free ride. The week before I had left Tasmania’s largest city – Hobart – on a Sunday morning; now I was doing … Continue reading
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Cycling Around Tasmania – From Bicheno To St. Helens
Previous Post: From Swansea To Bicheno Click on the More options prompt in the top left hand box to access the full screen view. Day 5 on the road from Hobart – having covered less than 200 kilometers in the … Continue reading
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Cycling Around Tasmania – Swansea To Bicheno
Previous Post: From Triabunna To Swansea Overnight the clouds and rain moved through the area and the next morning the sun was back out. I would have a pretty easy day of it. Well, perhaps make that “morning” since I rolled … Continue reading
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Cycling Around Tasmania – From Triabunna To Swansea
Previous Post: From Richmond To Triabunna For a full-screen map view, click on the More options prompt in the box on the top left. A sunny morning in Triabunna – my fortified oatmeal breakfast and two cups of coffee done, it … Continue reading
Cycling Around Tasmania – From Richmond to Triabunna
Previous Post: From Hobart To Richmond Click here to zoom in or out of the Google interactive map. Leaving the Caravan Park around 8, I rolled down Richmond’s main street and stopped at the one open gas station and bought a bottle of … Continue reading
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Cycling Around Tasmania – From Hobart To Richmond Via Bonorong
Previous Post: Doin’ Time In Van Diemen’s Land – Tasmania By Push Bike! Day 1: Morning – From Hobart to The Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Click on blue More Options prompt for full screen view of Google Map Sunday morning … Continue reading
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