Tassie Legends

[eggs]

For Photo 2 - pretty sure that is the SW corner of Lake Payanna with the Mts of Jupiter behind.

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[north-north-west]

That small tarn, I think this is the same one from a different side

That's lovely walking through there.

[eggs]

Its within 200m of it NNW.
You are at 449383E, 5375906N - it was south and a bit east of there at 449450E, 5375656N.
The LIST using State Aerial Photo is amazingly detailed.
We were about 400m wide of it, but I have the back end of your tarn in a photo of mine.

There does not seem to much change in the vegetation since then. Indeed, exceptionally nice country.

[vagrom]

Lexie's still way north where the going's higher, less scrubby but more exposed.

It seems that from there they went south to Denton near Naomi and then west to Lakes 1134/Courier (named for the Launceston mag?), Payanna and Laura : " Rounding the shoulder of 'an unnamed mountain' (now Mt Spurling), they scrambled down the Traveller Range to camp at Lake Laura ... "

Exploring from Narcissus, down Cuvier to Cynthia Bay and 20 km's km's off east to possibly the present "Ruins" at Bronte, on the 1/25k Bronte map. Then north to Warner's Track. There's a Pearce's Creek flowing into the Dee Lagoon.

[epiclad25]

E.T Emmett. no one has remembered him and yet he literally legitimized walking in Tasmania with the Hobart Walking Club