A short walk in the bush in North Western Tasmania is a delight. Tall trees, dirt roads and man ferns.
The big tall tree there is over 400 years old so I read and forgot to put in the original post. It stands about 62 meters tall and with a circumference of 16 meters.
When I see ferns like that, the first thing I think of are mosquitoes. When we lived in Wisconsin, we had a lot of ferns, that is where the mosquitoes hung out during the day, if you disturbed them, they would swarm up and attack you.
ReplyDeleteI can understand the mozzies being about because they are in some areas, never encountered any where we walk, maybe summer time there might be some. Best be covered up.
Deletesuch a lovely and lush trail dear Margaret :)
ReplyDeletei enjoyed the tall trees standing gloriously ,beautiful path for walk and cycling :)
I believe the road ends for driving and cycling in that area Baili, but it certainly would be a beautiful ride on a bike as it's very pretty in places.
DeleteI'm pleased you enjoyed looking,
These are beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteI love the ferns.
It's autumn here and almost all the trees are now bare.
Greetings Irma
Thanks Irma, in our bush there are always leaves on the trees, the only leaves that are not there are mostly in the gardens, streets and where man planted decidious trees...Tasmania only have one decicious tree and it's usually grows in higher areas.
DeleteVery beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteThank you Anne.
DeleteMargaret, I imagine it will be a very nice place to visit in summer.
ReplyDeleteYes it would be Norma, who knows we may take another trip there in our summer.
DeleteI loved walking along this path in the middle of nature, with fantastic trees and incredible ferns.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
I'm pleased you liked it Maria, it's sort of like a rain forest.
DeleteWhat a nice and enjoyable place to walk. It's absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bill, we can't walk far so it was ideal and flat for us.
DeleteA nice place to walk..beautiful shots too!
ReplyDeleteThank you Angie, lovely short walk for us.
DeleteDEFINITELY a delight. Thank you for taking us along.
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome EC.
DeleteIs really incredible the really beauty of this tasmanian Woods. A real Joy of the Nature. Is so wonderful to live near this impressive beauty places.
ReplyDeleteTasmania is such a lovely place, most people who come here are in awe of it.
DeleteLos helechos están preciosos, síntoma evidente de que no les hace falta el agua.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo
The ferns and where we were was in higher ground and there is enough rainfall there for the bush.
DeleteThese trees are so lovely
ReplyDeleteYes they are - thank you. All trees a lovely really.
DeleteFor bushland that I assume gets quite reasonable rainfall it looks quite open. So many ferns are wonderful to see.
ReplyDeleteIt is rather open in that area as I guess when the road was built and a pathway into part of the bush machinery was parked and used, so hence the space Andrew.
DeleteIt's all so lush and green.
ReplyDeleteIt is River, and I guess there is a reasonable rainfall there too.
DeleteBeautiful forest and good photo. Success for your blog ok
ReplyDeleteThank you Vicky
DeleteMuy buena serie de naturaleza, amiga
ReplyDeleteThank you Ildefonso
DeleteThanks for a wonderful respite from the bad craziness... Beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteWe certainly need a diversion at times. Thank you Bill.
DeleteI love to look up big trees.
ReplyDeleteAs I do, the scene is always different with each tree.
DeleteOh!! The ferns!! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeletehugs
Donna
They are lovely Donna, native to Tasmania.
DeleteUn gusto pasear por esos lugares Margaret. Espléndida naturaleza con un precioso verde. Gracias.
ReplyDeleteBuen fin de semana.
Un abrazo.
I'm pleased you enjoyed them Laura.
DeleteI like these photos of what looks like it would be a lovely walk
ReplyDeleteIt certainly was a lovely little walk Jo-Anne
DeleteEs tan lindo lugar. Me gustaría pasear por ahi. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely there JP.
DeleteWhat a lovely lush trail dear Margaret. I love it. Ferns look great. Have a great weekend. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteCiao Margharet un veloce passaggio per avvisarti che sarò ancora assente dal blog per problemi familiari ancora in corso a presto, un abbraccio angelo.
ReplyDeleteThank you for letting me know as I was wondering if everyone was ok...Take care and hope all works out well..
DeleteThis forest looks amazing. I would like to take a walk there. Thanks for sharing your heartwarming photos. Happy weekend Margaret. :)
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome and it is really lovely there to walk.
DeleteLovely walk, passing through old trees, I hug them.
ReplyDeleteI've tried to do that but they are too wide :) but still give it a go of course Bob.
DeleteUna preciosidad de fotografías. Un abrazo Margaret.
ReplyDeleteThank you Teresa.
DeleteLove the verdant trail, Margaret.
ReplyDeleteThe ferns are beautiful!
Hugs and blessings
Thank you Veronica.
DeleteThanks for the beautiful photos... a wonderful walk. I would want it too.
ReplyDeleteThese huge trees are incredibly impressive... how old will they be?
Fun for you.
A hug from Viola
The big tall tree there is over 400 years old so I read and forgot to put in the original post. It stands about 62 meters tall and with a circumference of 16 meters.
DeleteHello Margaret,
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures. So nice to see the great and special kind of trees.
Well done!!
Many greetings,
Marco
Thank you Marco.
DeleteOhh such a lovely forest! I'm in love and I wanna be there.
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely there...thank you.
DeleteThe trees are so lovely, great photographs, I enjoyed seeing them.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
The roads tells a story
ReplyDeleteThat's so very true.
DeleteThis looks fantastic for a walk. Beautiful photos Margaret!
ReplyDeleteThank you Denise.
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