We camped overnight at the small campground near the picnic area and walking tracks of the Julius River.

Saw this little wallaby hiding just off the track. Well the reason I saw him is that he hopped across the track and hid in there.

Part of the river circuit walk.

Temperate rain forest.

Almost at Arthur River at the end of the Tarkine Drive. Rebecca Stockmans hut. Right next to the "Camp Elsewhere" campground - a little confusing.

After a very wet and windy day yesterday. It wasn't fun driving in the wind. It was still overcast and a bit of drizzle but not as bleak. We had a great day on the red boat on the Arthur River. Temperate rain forest down to the water's edge on both sides.

Almost a reflection. It was a bit too breezy for still water and perfect reflections.

White Bellied Sea Eagle

A bit concocted in that the cruise puts fish on the log for the eagles but still I am happy with this shot.

Probably my favourite Eagle shot.

We had a nice barbecue lunch in the middle of the rain forest. Some nice light at our lunch table.

The beaches on both sides of the river are littered with logs flushed out of the river during the floods.

I think this is church rock

Sooty Oyster Catcher.

Not sure this house site is my pick.

Frontal dunes.

Arthur River shacks on the Southern side.

The bridge and the red boat for our cruise.

Another log out of the river silhouetted by the setting sun.

Is it really? No but it is also a long way to South America from here if you head due west.

THE EDGE OF THE WORLD

North West Coast of Tasmania

I cast my pebble onto the shore of Eternity.

To be washed by the ocean of Time.

It has shape form and substance.

It is me.

One day I will be no more.

But my pebble will remain here.

On the shore of eternity.

More witness to the oceans.

That today I came and stood.

At the edge of the world.

Brian Inder

The South bank at the mouth of Arthur River.

The South Bank

The cruise boats.