New Harbour Range
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New Harbour Range
by tas-man » Wed 14 May, 2008 9:14 am
Its nearly two months since my Easter Trip to SW Tassie and I have been meaning to post a few photos, but not got a "round tuit" until now. We enjoyed a perfect day on the NH Range, a front moved across late afternoon and we had a calm clear night. It made up for the five days of wet weather on our way back to Cockle Creek.
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Re: New Harbour Range
by tas-man » Wed 14 May, 2008 9:18 am
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Re: New Harbour Range
by tas-man » Wed 14 May, 2008 9:23 am
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Re: New Harbour Range
by tas-man » Wed 14 May, 2008 9:30 am
Here is a link to my YouTube video panorama taken at sunrise on Easter Sunday morning on top of the New Harbour Range.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtauiRUN19Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtauiRUN19Q
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Re: New Harbour Range
by Son of a Beach » Wed 14 May, 2008 9:35 am
Great shots... the fog in the valleys always adds to any picture too.
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Re: New Harbour Range
by Mickeymoo » Wed 14 May, 2008 11:07 am
Great shots Ian, looks like it would have been a magic sunrise from up there, great work.
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Re: New Harbour Range
by walkinTas » Wed 14 May, 2008 1:35 pm
Very nice Ian. Looks like you'll have a lot of trouble picking an entry for the next photo competition. 
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Re: New Harbour Range
by tas-man » Sun 18 May, 2008 11:33 pm
Here are some additional photos that set the scene for the New Harbour Range and show the variety of views from the range (in good weather).
- The New Harbour Range stands apart as you walk south from Melaleuca on the start of the South Coast Track
- New Harbour Beach looking west from the slopes of the New Harbour Range
- The white quartzite sea cliffs forming the south western side of the New Harbour Range are spectacular.
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Re: New Harbour Range
by tas-man » Sun 18 May, 2008 11:47 pm
- Cox Bight, Point Eric, and Freney Lagoon
- Cox Bight, Point Eric, and Freney Lagoon with the Ironbound Range in the distance behind the Red Point Hills
- Looking south along the top of the range, Maatsuyker Island is in the distance on left.
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Re: New Harbour Range
by tas-man » Tue 20 May, 2008 3:24 pm
I experimented with Nikon's "PhotoStitch" software on a few of the NH Range photos that lent themselves to the panoramic treatment even though it was not intended at the time. Let me know 'sonofabeach' if I am overloading this thread 
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- View to West from part way up the range with Smoke Signal Hill on left and New Harbour behind.
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- View to East from top of range looking over Cox Bight and Freney Lagoon to the Ironbound Range
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Re: New Harbour Range
by Mickeymoo » Tue 20 May, 2008 4:21 pm
Dam that last one is great, really makes me want to be there 
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Re: New Harbour Range
by Son of a Beach » Tue 20 May, 2008 5:47 pm
tas-man wrote:Let me know 'sonofabeach' if I am overloading this thread
No problems with overloading topics in this forum.
So long as the photos are no more than 800 pixels (attachments are thumbnailed to this size anyway), and no more than 1 MB each (which is enforced in the attachment process anyhow).They look great, too!
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Re: New Harbour Range
by frank_in_oz » Wed 21 May, 2008 8:26 am
Beautiful pics, really nice. Must get back down there..... keep up the great work!
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Re: New Harbour Range
by TassieMargie » Wed 21 May, 2008 9:41 am
Awesome shots. Its yet another place I would love to get too. Thanks for sharing them.
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Re: New Harbour Range
by tas-man » Wed 02 Apr, 2014 12:00 pm
Time to resurrect this topic with some photos of my second visit to the New Harbour Range on a Launceston Walking Club trip in January 2014 during the heatwave. A week in SW Tassie without rain! . . . and the range was too dry to camp on top again, so we did a day trip from the campsite on New Harbour.
- Sunrise from New Harbour Beach campsite looking at Smokesignal Hill with the New Harbour Range behind.
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Re: New Harbour Range
by tas-man » Wed 02 Apr, 2014 12:05 pm
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Re: New Harbour Range
by tas-man » Wed 02 Apr, 2014 12:18 pm
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Re: New Harbour Range
by tas-man » Wed 02 Apr, 2014 12:23 pm
- A flowering sundew half way up the New Harbour Range - the first time I have seen one of these in the flesh.
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Re: New Harbour Range
by biggbird » Wed 02 Apr, 2014 7:45 pm
Beautiful place, can't wait to get there one day. Thanks for sharing!
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Re: New Harbour Range
by stepbystep » Wed 02 Apr, 2014 8:28 pm
The New Harbour Range remains in my top 3 all time camps. So beautiful.
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Here's a few of mine.
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Re: New Harbour Range
by north-north-west » Mon 07 Apr, 2014 9:38 pm
biggbird wrote:Yep, still wanna go there...
+1
Actually, the amount I want to go there, it's about +10
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