Myrtle tree in rainforest at Mount Anne, Southwest Tasmania by Peter Dombrovskis Helen Barnard this coastline

this coastline

Capture the rugged beauty of Tasmania’s wilderness with "Rapid River-Tarkine-Tasmania" by Rob Blakers

Shaped by wind and stunted by altitude and cold this twisted myrtle would be centuries old

Western Arthur Range

Bull kelp grows in a sheltered gulch on the rugged takayna/Tarkine coast

Myrtle tree in rainforest at Mount Anne, Southwest Tasmania by Peter Dombrovskis Helen Barnard this coastlineMist envelopes ancient, cool temperate rainforest in Tasmanias World Heritage Wilderness. Shaped by wind and stunted by altitude and cold this twisted myrtle would be centuries old. Mt. Anne is the highest mountain in Tasmanias south west. It is composed of dolerite with a substructure of dolomite. The regions of dolomite contain an extensive cave system, including Anna a Kananda cave which is one of the deepest in Australia. The region is the fragile