Getting ready for 2007
Tasmanian photographer and publisher Rob Blakers continues his celebration of Tasmanian wilderness with the release of his 2007 desk diary and calendars. Photographers Dennis Harding and Grant Dixon [whose sea kayaker, Furneaux Islands, Bass Strait is shown above] have also contributed. Explore more in our Book Review section.
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Bush Beats: a walk on the mild side
Guided walks with experienced bushwalker and passionate naturalist, Alison Moore, who will interpret the secrets of the landscape and its living systems. Full day walks, half-day walks or two-hour walks.
Rod & Fly Tasmania
Mike Tanner, a 30-year veteran flyfisher, shares his skills at introductory classes, or guides the more experienced on Tasmania's renowned Central Highlands lakes. (03) 6266 4480
Attitude Taxis
Relax in luxurious leather seats as we deliver you in comfort to your destination. Airport transfers, Tours & Day Trips can be arranged. Call 0417 516 419 or 0409 783 343
Stanton Bed and Breakfast
The magnificent convict-built country manor, Stanton, was built in 1817, and is situated on one of Tasmania's first land grant sites — 16 acres of pasture and orchards at Magra, in the heart of the historical and beautiful Derwent Valley.
Red Tag Trout Tours
Roger Butler leads this one-man Tasmanian guiding operation which caters to flyfishers, from all over the world, who share a common goal: getting a wild brown trout to hand.
Cobbers: mates on a mission
We've been looking at the future and it isn't working. But we can fix it, one blog at a time.
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