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Welcome to the second edition of the Tasmanian Travelways newsletter through www.travelways.com.au.
This monthly newsletter features the latest news on the tourism industry in Tasmania, along with editorial pieces by The Examiner's travel writer David Scott and excerpts from Tasmanian Travelways magazine.
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Franklin turns on nature's power
There is light rain through the night but not enough to keep the river rising.
We have gone to sleep with the constant flood of the Franklin River on the rise, surging past our cosy cave campsite.
But by morning the river has dropped about 30 centimetres.
This is to be a rest day on our rafting trip down the Franklin.
We have carried our gear past the rapids known as Newlands Cascades but the rafts remain up-river.
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A journey through the rapids
The wetsuited walkers waiting for us at the end of the Mt McCall track are hopping from foot to foot.
It doesn't feel terribly cold but we've just left the protection of a troop carrier.
We don wetsuits, reorganise waterproof backpacks and begin a descent of several hundred metres to the river.
There is a safety briefing, paddling lessons and then, well before noon on this early autumn day, we are floating down a swelling river.
New arrivals at Zoodoo Wildlife Park
Zoodoo Wildlife Park is pleased to announce the arrival of two white African lion cubs. Zoodoo Wildlife Park is the third establishment in Australia to import white lions and certainly a first in Tasmania.
Devil you know - Natureworld on the East Coast
Devils breed well in many Tasmanian wildlife parks where generations have lived for up to 25 years, after all, Tasmania is place they call home. East Coast Natureworld is particularly successful, having a 100 per cent breeding record for several years.
Cruise company is on top of the ecotourism world
Bruny Island Cruises Rob Pennicott and his team won the Australian Ecotourism category at the Australian Tourism Awards earlier this year.
CHECK OUT THE MAGAZINE FOR THESE AND MANY MORE FEATURES
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