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Where wild meets the water

  • Aug 14
  • 1 min read

There is a kind of quiet you only find at the edge of the world and Tasmania's southeast coast is one of those places.



On a recent walk, the morning was spent wandering a stretch of shoreline where sandstone cliffs, carved by wind and salt, shelter tide pools brimming with tiny creatures.



Every footstep feels like an invitation to slow down. Away from the noise of everyday life it's easy to remember what it feels like to simply be - unhurried and present in the rhythm of the nature.




 
 
 

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