Bushwalk Australia

The Launceston Walking Club's 2013 (46th) "Do You Know Tasmania" Tassie Wilderness multi-media show will be presented at Launceston's Earl Arts Centre, from Wednesday 16th to Friday 18th October 2013 at 7.30pm. Tickets will only be available at the door each evening from 6.45pm. Admission prices are $20 Adults, and $15 Students and Concession holders, and Primary School age children $10. Our DYKT Movie collection DVD's Volumes 5 & 6 will also be on sale for the first time at the shows at our "show special" price of the set of two for $30. Please feel free to pass on show details to anyone you think may be interested in attending.

Do they still take this show interstate?

Ian does this one have Dads movie in it?
Roger

I'll be there. Front row seat please. Maybe there will be some photos of me again this year.
Clarence

Will it be coming to the NW Coast again?

vagrom wrote:Do they still take this show interstate?

Yes we are happy to take it where there will be an appreciative audience! In the past decade it has been more about taking opportunities when someone is travelling interstate and has time to run a show, to approach local bushwalking clubs about their interest in sponsoring a show. If you have any ideas about having a show in your area, let me know

norts wrote:Ian does this one have Dads movie in it?
Roger

There will be a ten minute section on "Lake Pedder Then and Now" and extracts from your Dad's film will be in the "Then" section at the start. There will be some footage from Arnold Rowlands film as well, and then a kayak paddle around the circumference of the old lake to finish off. Your Dad will get a thankyou in the credits!

Taurë-rana wrote:Will it be coming to the NW Coast again?

Probably a night in Ulverstone at the High School auditorium around April/May next year. I will post details of additional shows in this thread as they eventuate.

Will it get to Hobart before Christmas?

FF

flyfisher wrote:Will it get to Hobart before Christmas?

FF

Hi flyfisher! The Hobart show will be in the first half of 2014 and probably around the same time as the Ulverstone show. If you wanting to get the new DVDs for Christmas, they will be available from the LWC after they are released on October 16th at the Launceston show. (If you would like to get a preview of the movies on the DVDs, let me know by PM.)

Just a reminder that DYKT is on at the Earl Art Centre at 7.30pm tonight (16th), tomorrow and Friday. Tickets at the door.

Saw this show in Launceston last night (Wednesday). Well worth seeing, particularly the original Lake Pedder and the new impoundment. Great views of the Blade and Cape Pillar from Tasman Island.

I went last night (Thurs) , really enjoyed myself , as usual.
It is well worth a night out and so different from a night in front of the telly.
It is an excellent show and well worth the admission price, plus you can get Vol 5 &6 of the movie collection at a good price.
I thought the 1 1/2 hours drive each way to see it was worth it.
No, I am not affiliated with DYKT or LWC.

Roger

norts wrote:I went last night (Thurs) , really enjoyed myself , as usual.
It is well worth a night out and so different from a night in front of the telly.
It is an excellent show and well worth the admission price, plus you can get Vol 5 &6 of the movie collection at a good price.
I thought the 1 1/2 hours drive each way to see it was worth it.
No, I am not affiliated with DYKT or LWC.

Roger

Thanks for your comments and feedback norts, I would reckon that you travelled the furtherest to last nights show - glad you enjoyed it!

Looking forward to its Ulverstone visit

Tortoise wrote:Looking forward to its Ulverstone visit

The bushwalk.com forum members will be the first to know the dates and locations of future presentations.

If any forum members in Hobart would like to get copies of the LWC's latest DVDs Vols 5 & 6 before the show comes to Hobart next year, then Astrolabe Bookstore at Salamanca now have stock.

Walking Wild Tasmania

DYKT or “Do You Know Tasmania” was a slide show put on for the public and organised by members of the Launceston Walking Club showing and highlighting Tasmania and it’s natural beauty and wilderness. The show was first held in the 1950’s.

A new multi media show (#47) will return for public viewing in Launceston during late October 2021. The new production will be known as “ Walking Wild Tasmania”.

Features of this show will include a story of bush fires in National Parks, a collection of interviews of some walkers who have climbed all ‘the Abels’ and a few recent walking and paddling trips by club members, plus two of our historic 16mm movies that will be released next year on our final two DVDs Vol 7 and 8.

Due to Covid restrictions there will be no door sales. Tickets are available on line -https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/walking-wild-tasmania-tickets-98542153233

Great article in today’s Examiner featuring the Launceston Walking Club and promoting our upcoming show.