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June 17, 2025
Once again, it’s time for the leaves of the Tasmanian Deciduous Beech (Nothofagus Gunnii) to turn into a blaze of colour as Autumn approaches.
This is often a time of crisp nights and calm days with the warm Autumn light washing across the golden wilderness landscape.
This time I chose the Cradle Mountain area to explore the “turning of the Fagus”.
I had 3 days to explore and photograph the crags and gullies around me, quietly wandering alone searching for images that defined the wilderness of Tasmania in Autumn. This is probably the very best time of year to be in the mountains in Tassie.
The weather was kind to me and my timing was perfect as the golden leaves were close to their peak colour before dropping to carpet the ground so it was a joy to record the transition from the rich green of summer to the golden glow of autumn.
The nights only dropped to just on zero degrees so myHelium 450 was entirely suitable along with myHypermid tent to keep the night dew off me.
Definitely a highlight of the year :)
Geoff Murray
Mont Ambassador
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July 08, 2025
Out there, everything is quiet. All the noise, the missed training sessions, the work drama, the forgotten birthdays and the never-ending to-do list - it feels like it doesn’t matter. You’re left with the cool air, beautiful humans beside you, and a glimpse of another world.
June 19, 2025
It became my safe place. My home. Every time I slide into my sleeping bag, that memory comes back. Not just the physical comfort, but the emotional one. The sense of safety, self-reliance, and joy that only comes when you strip life back to the essentials and find they’re more than enough.
June 17, 2025
The Miena Cider Gum is under significant threat of extinction, clearly shown by the fact that the majority of trees in this particular patch are dead. Climate change is a massive contributor to the threat to this species. These trees have adapted to a cold, wet environment, normally growing on the edge of frost hollows and they cannot tolerate drought stress.
