Fossil Cliffs on Maria Island by gosia

Fossil Cliffs on Maria Island

From the north-west part of Tasmania, we travel now to the east coast of the island. We stayed on a small island called Maria Island. Between 1825 and 1832 the island served as penal stations first than as a probation station. In 1971 the island was declared a National Park. It takes just half an hour on the ferry to reach this beautiful place. More photos will follow soon.
There is a walking trail along the coast, you could possibly spot a red sign. The rocky outcrop called Bishop and Clerk, 710m, is the highest point on the island and can be reached after some hard walk.
Such a beautiful scenic view !
February 24th, 2021  
Gorgeous composition and colour
February 24th, 2021  
Great composition and beautiful colors.
February 24th, 2021  
Beautiful capture of this lovely scene.
February 24th, 2021  
Love the vibrant colors
February 24th, 2021  
Gorgeous scene!
February 24th, 2021  
What a beautiful view. breathtaking!
February 24th, 2021  
Beautiful scenery
February 24th, 2021  
such beautiful intense colours!
February 24th, 2021  
Great composition. What a beautiful place.
February 24th, 2021  
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