Rinadeena Lookout, Lyell Highway (B24) Strahan to Queenstown
Mount Owen behind Orr Street, Queenstown
Queenstown, from Spion Kop Lookout
History Photographs, Queenstown
Mount Lyell gold quartz
Mount Lyell copper ore, Queenstown
The Paragon Theatre, Queenstown
Tasmania Special Timbers sawmill (near Queenstown)
Tasmania Special Timbers sawmill (near Queenstown)
Tasmania Special Timbers sawmill (near Queenstown)
Black Heart Sassafrass. Tasmania Special Timbers sawmill (near Queenstown)
Saw pit relic
Near the confluence of the King and Queen rivers, Mount Jukes Road
Mount Jukes Lookout to Deception Range
Underground Mine; 1890s Copper/Gold/Silver
Underground Mine; 1890s Copper/Gold/Silver
Underground Mine; 1890s Copper/Gold/Silver
On the edge of the Wayatinah Lagoon
On the edge of the Wayatinah Lagoon
The beginning of the hydro-electric power generation in Tasmania. The first 2 generators at Waddamana came into service in May 1916.
Waddamana Power Station Museum
Waddamana Power Station Museum
Waddamana Power Station Museum
Waddamana Power Station Museum
Penstock Lagoon. Now a popular fishing lake, the water from the lagoon was used to feed the turbines of the now decommissioned Waddamana Power Station.
Old water outlet pipes to unleash torrents of water from the Penstock Lagoon to the Waddamana Power Station
Great Lake - holds 48% of Tasmania's total energy storage capacity. Tasmania's first hydro-electic scheme began here in 1910 with the building of a dam to supply water dropping to a power station
Great Lake - Miena Dams. Three levels of dam wall are visible; the first from 1916, then the second of 1922 with 27 concrete arches supported by concrete butresses, then the third being a 22m high rockfill dam raised a further 6 m in 1962.
Lake St Clair Jetty. Cradle Mountain - Lake Saint Clair National Park.
Lake St Clair - Watersmeet Nature Trail
Lake St Clair - Watersmeet Nature Trail
Lake St Clair - Platypus Bay
Lake St Clair - Platypus Bay
Lake St Clair - Pure Clear Water
Lake St Clair - Cynthia Bay. Cradle Mountain - Lake Saint Clair National Park.
Lake St Clair - Cynthia Bay
Wayatinah Lagoon at Sunrise
Wayatinah Lagoon after sunrise
Wayatinah Lagoon - early morning stillness
Wayatinah Lagoon - early morning stillness
Wayatinah Lagoon - early morning stillness
Wayatinah Wooden Pipeline. Reputed to be the biggest wooden pipeline in the Southern Hemisphere.
Wayatinah Wooden Pipeline. Reputed to be the biggest wooden pipeline in the Southern Hemisphere.
Derwent River at New Norfolk
Russell Falls - Mount Field National Park
Horseshoe Falls - Mount Field National Park
Amongst the tall trees - Mount Field National Park. This one is around 79 metres high and still growing. Tasmania's swamp gum Éucalyptus regnans' is the tallest hardwood - and flowering plant - in the world. The tallest recorded in Tasmania was 98 metres high.
Lady Barron Falls - Mount Field National Park
Stream in a rainforest clearing In the Mount Field National Park
On the Pandani Grove walking trail. Lake Dobson - Mount Field National Park
On the Pandani Grove walking trail. Lake Dobson - Mount Field National Park
Eagle Tarn - Mount Field National Park
Scotts Peak Dam Road, SW Tasmania
Lake Peddar, SW Tasmania
Scotts Peak Dam Road across Edgar Dam, Lake Peddar
Across Lake Peddar to the ranges in the Southwest National Park
View to the ranges of the Southwest National Park
Scotts Peak Dam Road, SW Tasmania
From Strathgordon, across Lake Peddar to the ranges in the Southwest National Park
From Strathgordon, across Lake Peddar to the ranges in the Southwest National Park
The Gordon Dam, Gordon River
On the Gordon River Road
Along the Gordon River Road
At SALMON PONDS Heritage hatchery and gardens.
Brook Trout. 'Salvelinus fontinalia', North America.
In the Fishing Museum. At SALMON PONDS Heritage hatchery and gardens.
Atlantic Salmon Pond. At SALMON PONDS Heritage hatchery and gardens.
Atlantic Salmon. 'Salmo salar', North Atlantic. At SALMON PONDS Heritage hatchery and gardens.
Albino rainbow trout. 'Oncorhynchus mykiss'. At SALMON PONDS Heritage hatchery and gardens.
Rainbow Trout Pond. At SALMON PONDS Heritage hatchery and gardens.
'The Sanctuary' fishing shack. A prime example of the many shacks built near lakes and streams throughout the state over the past century. This one was built in about 1947, constructed from the wood of packing crates used to bring car chassis over from the mainland. At SALMON PONDS Heritage hatchery and gardens.
Atlantic Salmon Pond
Rainbow Trout Pond. At SALMON PONDS Heritage hatchery and gardens.
Callington Mill. Built in 1837. Restored. Australia's only working 19th century windmill.
Callington Mill. Built in 1837. Australia's only working 19th century windmill.
The Lake Frederick Inn. Built in 1833 , it is on the Register of National Estate as a particular example of an early coaching inn.
High Street Oatlands. Historic Colonial Buildings of Oatlands
Historic Colonial Buildings of Oatlands
Historic Colonial Buildings of Oatlands
Historic Colonial Buildings of Oatlands
Catholic Church of St. Paul. Opened on 26 Feb 1851. Designed by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, England's greatest early-Victorian architect and designed who was a close friend of the first Bishop of Hobart Town. St. Paul's is a perfect example of Pugin's ideal for the revival of a small medieval village church.
Historic Colonial Buildings of Oatlands
Historic Colonial Buildings of Oatlands
St Patrick's Catholic Church. Designed 1843, constructed 1855-57. An internationally significant church by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, England's greatest ealy-Victorian designer. Restoration project is underway.
St John's Church: the oldest Catholic church still in use in Australia, built 1837.
Inside St John's Church: the oldest Catholic church still in usse in Australia, built 1837.
Inside St John's Church: the oldest Catholic church still in usse in Australia, built 1837.
Richmond Bridge: Australia's oldest bridge still in use today, built 1823.
Richmond Bridge: Australia's oldest bridge still in use today, built 1823.
Anglican Church of St Luke the Physician (1834-35)
Anglican Church of St Luke the Physician (1834-35)
On Bridge Street, Richmond "Australia's finest Georgian village".
On Bridge Street, Richmond "Australia's finest Georgian village".
Inside the historic Richmond Gaol: built 1825, Australia's oldest existing and best preserved colonial gaol.
Inside the historic Richmond Gaol: built 1825, Australia's oldest existing and best preserved colonial gaol.
"Australia's finest Georgian village".
Historic Richmond Gaol: built 1825, Australia's oldest existing and best preserved colonial gaol.
On Bridge Street, Richmond "Australia's finest Georgian village".
Historic Richmond Bridge & St John's Church
