Pieman River, Tasmania, 18 October 2023
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See the “normal” colour post The Rorschach River for other images from the same locations and for more information. The compositions are generally not duplicated.
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Slowly gliding down the Pieman River….
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While they comprise a set, I suggest that for the most part you look at each image in isolation.
Click for larger size if you like.
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I could provide interpretation but mainly I’ll leave that to you.
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What are you really looking at?
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How could it have got to be like that?
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Is it perhaps that everything is really “normal”?
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What does it say to you?.
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We are now at a very small settlement at Pieman Heads, originally fishing huts, and not shown in the “normal” post.
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Vehicular access is likely to be by a rough track and staying here or buying in is probably unlikely.
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The very rare Gumboot Tree in flower, probably endemic to this part of Tasmania.
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Large driftwood and the Heads in the distance.
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Probably an original fishing shack.
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No shortage of firewood here.
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Panorama at the Heads. Click to see it better at a larger size.
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Heading back up river.
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