Join Lefty, Swifty and Dead Eye of the Dubbo Amateur Bushwalking Club as they fly to lutruwita (Tasmania) to walk the South Coast Track from 3 November 2023.
Antarctic beech doesn’t exist in Tasmania. What you were looking at was Nothofagus cunninghamii (myrtle beech) which is found in cool temperate rainforests and mixed forests in Tasmania.
Good call, I’m from NSW where the beech are the Antarctic, mainly in Barrington Tops & New England NPs where I’ve done quite a bit of walking over the years.
Thanks for taking me along the most glorious track with scenery would only find in Tassie Beautiful
We're glad you enjoyed it. Take care
Well done. Beautifully captured the essence of this Island.
Thank you!
Really enjoyed watching this
Glad you enjoyed it!
Lovely. Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you!
Great, thanks for sharing, we start 22/12 😊
I hope you have an amazing experience!
Antarctic beech doesn’t exist in Tasmania. What you were looking at was Nothofagus cunninghamii (myrtle beech) which is found in cool temperate rainforests and mixed forests in Tasmania.
Good call, I’m from NSW where the beech are the Antarctic, mainly in Barrington Tops & New England NPs where I’ve done quite a bit of walking over the years.
Grant ..🖐 great vid mate ..was there anymore about the bones you found ? Cheers
Thanks! We contacted the Tasmanian Museum when we got back to Hobart & they were great. Turns out it was an Australian Fur Seal.
@@grantthepilgrim awesome thanks Mate 👍👍👍
What an ugly wasteland