Australia/TAHUNE RESERVE FOREST

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Expert: - 8/25/2004


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Dear Mr Ian Smith

My sister and I are interested to visit Tahune Reserve Forest.  I understand that there is a public bus that goes from Hobart to Geeveston.  Do you know if the public bus stops near the AirWalk?

Thank you and looking forward to your reply.

Kind regards

Yuri

Answer
Sadly, you'll have no joy with public buses to the forest itself.  You'll either require your own transport or have to be part of a tour.
The air walk is only a small part of what there is to see there and, personally speaking, I found most of the other walks more interesting, the Huon River walk for one.
It's a great place so, even if you do have to make an extra effort, it's worth it.
There are more shots and info on my site in "virtualtourist.com" under "iandsmith" or "state of tasmania".
Hope this helps.
Cheers, Ian

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Very good knowledge of N.S.W. from beach to bush to Broken Hill. Have also travelled in a lot in Victoria, Queensland (to Townsville), Tasmania, South Australia and a few weeks in southern W.A. Used to be Hunter Valley Tourist Officer. Contact me for sights to see, not which disco or pub to recommend. Have also spent months in Europe, particularly the following: Italy, Germany, Spain, England, Scotland, Belgium, Holland, Austria and Czech Republic. I am a retiree and have a Winnebago Motorhome which I plan to use over the next few years (and have done some trips already).

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I have surfed, raced motorcycles, ordinary cycles and a bit of fishing through much of the area as well as working there selling 5 days a week. I also have many photographs which I am currently working at putting on the computer. I have an extensive catalogue of where I've travelled at virtualtourist.com under "iandsmith".

Organizations
Hunter Valley Veterans Cycling Club

Publications
REVS, Surfing World, Soccer Weekly, Australian Motor Cycle News, Womens Weekly.

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