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Banner for Mount Field National Park, Tasmania, Australia.
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New Years Day - 2009.
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The icon banner to access the homepage of Peter Andrews. The photographic image within the icon shows a large sailing ship with square sails set, cruising up the Hudson River in New York and over the image in text is 'Peter Andrews, Photojournalist'. The buildings of the lower Manhatten skyline dominate the background, most noteably, the twin towers of New York's World Trade Centre. The sailing ship is the Norwegian sail training ship 'Christian Radich' and the photograph was taken by Peter from the stern of British registered sailing ship, 'The Eye of the Wind' during the Operation Sail 92 on New York Harbour, July 4, 1992. Click onto this icon to acces the homepage of Peter Andrews containing further links to his work, including pages of tall ship sailing and other topics.
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The Homepage for Peter Andrews
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Yachting and boating by Peter Andrews
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Icon for the 2008 Sydney Short Ocean Championships.
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Sydney Short Ocean
Racing Championship
November 29-30, 2008.
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Icon for the 2008 Sydney to Gold Coast Yacht Race.
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The 2008
Sydney to Gold Coast Yacht Race.
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Icon for the Grand Banks Rendevzous, Hawkesbury River Australia.
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The 2008
Grand Banks Rendevzous, Hawkesbury River NSW Australia.
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Other contributors to outimage.net
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Michael McCoy's website index page banner reveals a small lizard sunning itself on top of a large green leaf, in a tropical rainforest setting. The photograph is taken from underneath, sunlight from above luminating the lizard and the top of the leaf. The lizard's head and two right feet hang over the edge of the leaf, while the rest of the lizards body is seen as a shadow cast through the green of the leaf contrasted with a black background. Click onto this banner to access an entry point to Michael's website located on his own server, remote from the outimage website.
Michael McCoy
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This is the icon banner for the Nepalese graphic designer, Nishess Shakya, also known as Nix. More a designed graphic icon than a photograph containing text like the others, it contains the words 'Nix lives here' to indicate that by clicking onto it will take you to his homepage. Nix has produced many or the graphic icons and banners that currently appear on the outimage website.
Nishess Shakya
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David Lawson's homepage banner shows the Volvo 70 yacht, Pirates of the Caribbean, arriving to Göteborg Sweden after the final leg of the 2006-07 Volvo Round the World Ocean Race. Click here to access David's homepage.
David Lawson
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The Rainforest Level
 
 

Horseshoe Falls, Mt Field National Park.

Photo © Peter Andrews.

Horseshoe Falls, Mt Field National Park. Photo copyright Peter Andrews.
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The Tall Forest Level
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The tallest tree in Mt Field National Park, a flowering swamp gum (Eucalyptus regnans), the highest flowering plants in the world.

Photo © Peter Andrews.

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The tallest tree in Mt Field National Park, a flowering swamp gum (Eucalyptus regnans), the highest flowering plants in the world. Photo copyright Peter Andrews.

The Sub-Alpine Level
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The road to Lake Dobson with the Mawson Plateau in the background.

Photo © Peter Andrews.

The road to Lake Dobson with the Mawson Plateau in the background. Photo copyright Peter Andrews.
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The Alpine Level
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The road to Lake Dobson with snow falling over the Mawson Plateau in the background.

Photo © Peter Andrews.

The road to Lake Dobson with snow falling over the Mawson Plateau in the background. Photo copyright Peter Andrews.
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About Mt Field National Park.
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Mt Field National Park is about 75 km and just over one hour's drive northwest of Hobart, via New Norfolk. The oldest and one of the most scenic Nartional Parks in Tasmania, it is well worth a look. Obviously the best time to visit the park is during the warmer months from Spring to Autumn, but it can get really cold (even in the middle of summer) up in the alpine area. If you plan to embark on any of the large variety of walks, you really need to be prepared for any weather conditions that may include snow up in the alpine area.

During the Winter months, a small club snow ski field is operated by the Southern Tasmanian Ski Association up on Mount Mawson at an altitude of about 1250m. The area is open to the general public for downhill, cross-country skiing and snow boarding. It has three rope tows operating from a location above the Lake Dobson Car park and Ski patrollers are on duty when the tows are operating. The Lake Dobson carpark is up a further 16km of winding gravel road. When it snows, vehicles may need chains. At times, the road may be closed during heavy falls. For information on road conditions, phone (03) 6288 1319. (+61-3-62881319 from outside Australia).
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