3 September 2017, Tahune Air Walk, Tasmania
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Tahune air walk provides a remarkable opportunity to walk through a forest at near tree top level.
Huon River.
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Meeting of Huon and Picton Rovers.
Usually I present my images chronologically. Here they are more thematically.
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First are images that include the Huon river.
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Next are images where we look across at the trees from way up in the ait.
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This is a knot in a tree trunk, probably where a branch used to be, but it is a long way off the ground.
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Finally, we have images looking straight down from the air walks.
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These are big ferns. it’s a long way down.
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Murray Foote 
Another Wow! Love the knot and more. What is the white tree? No pix of how you got up there or what your position was. I can’t think well enough to ask this one. architecture? Sorry. Alzheimers.
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The white tree is a eucalypt but no idea which one (there are hundreds). It’s a 600 metre metal walkway up to 50 metres above the ground: https://www.spiritoftasmania.com.au/blog/tahune-forest-airwalk
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Thank you Murray, just another addition to the list for my next (overdue) trip to Tassie.
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