ColumnistsPeter Nelson's TravelsPeter Nelson's travels - Australian photos Peter Nelson’s travels – Australian photos December 17, 2014 by Peter Nelson As winter has descended on us, it might be nice to think about a warmer clime. We’re on a three-day hike on this wilderness trail through central Tasmania, and stopped on this bridge for a lunch break. And you might not guess it, but we’re actually fishing! Didn’t have any luck though. A hike along the Cradle Mountain Trail. This one lasted two weeks, and the beginning of the trail is pretty steep. You can see we’re pretty high up here. Too bad the photo’s colors are so faded. The mighty woodsman hopes to chop enough firewood to warm up the evening. A heavy fog descended on this mountain lake A wallaby, a smaller cousin of the kangaroo. A monitor lizard, basking in the sun. A koala came down from his eucalyptus tree, something they rarely do. Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Related Peter Nelson’s travels – more from Australia December 23, 2015 Peter Nelson’s travels – The end at Land’s End January 1, 2016 Peter Nelson’s travels: Land’s End Cornwall England December 23, 2015 FOLLOW US FacebookTwitter Latest Holy Mourning Doves January 12, 2025 Contemplative Yoga For Older Adults January 12, 2025 Empowering health decisions: Community paramedics and advance care planning January 10, 2025 Diana’s Quiz – January 11, 2025 January 10, 2025 Ian Bertram Paige — obituary January 9, 2025 1924 Gibson mandolin for sale January 9, 2025 From the Archives Bicycle safety tips from Dr. Kate Miller Brooke Henderson kickstarts SuperWalk Parkinson’s campaign Winter Minestrone & Garlic Bruschetta ADHS wins gold medal at Skills Competition $1 million gift to support youth in Mississippi Mills 16 year old tumbles from rockface across from Brian J. Gallagher Generating Station. Gardening in Almonte: Will we reach two tons? Snowy owls throughout the area