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Continued on from the previous blog entry Back from Tasmania Photo tour part 2

The tiny gold rush town of Corinna is the best place to experience the Tarkine region of Tasmania, because Corinna is right in the middle of it.  Corinna was a major centre of the Tasmanian Gold rush of the 1880s…  historical reports say that Corinna was a completely lawless place, one of the most drunken violent towns in a very bleak and violent place.  It would not have been a nice place to live if you didn’t like drinking and fighting!

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Continuing on from the previous entry, Back from Tasmania Photo Tour Part 1…

From the historic town of Stanley, on the North West coast of Tasmania we headed South into the stunning wilderness of the Tarkine region on the Wild West Coast, with Arthur River as the base camp.  The Roaring 40s smash into the West Coast of Tasmania without anything getting in the way to slow them down for thousands of kilometres, so it’s one of the wildest most untamed stretches of coastline in the world!

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I got back from my Tasmania photo tour several weeks ago now, so this entry is long overdue.  I managed to lock myself out of my own website for a while…  That’s frustrating.

So I spent 10 days in March tramping around the Tarkine region in the North West corner of Tasmania with 6 participants and Paul Hoelen.  We had  wild winds, crazy rain, fog and the occasional bit of blue sky.  It was awesome!

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Last Saturday evening, March 10, at 11.45pm I finally completed the web-page for my Japan Photo Tour  for November 2018, by 11.50pm I had 2 bookings.  The next morning, I had another booking.  Monday morning I had booking number 4, Tuesday morning booking 5,6 and 7, leaving just 3 places left.

By 3.30pm Tuesday all of those places were taken and I had 4 people on the waiting list… That’s a truly amazing response and it took me completely by surprise.  I am used to Bhutan and Iceland selling out fast, but fast is usually a couple of weeks, not 2.5 days… I didn’t even have time to send a newsletter…

2019 Japan Photo Tour

Thanks to everyone who has enquired about this tour, and I am sorry to those who really wanted to come, but missed out this year, you will be on top of the list for this tour next year.  If you would also like to be on that early notification list send me an email at tours@adammonk.com

23rd  November – 5th December 2018.  –  Full Details Out Now

1 professional photo guide, 1 Japanese guide, just 10 participants.  Autumn leaves, stunning gardens, waterfalls, rivers ancient culture and modern cities… And glorious Japanese food!