Sunday 26th June 2016
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| Wellington Falls | 
I started the walk at The Springs and headed out on the Milles Track towards Wellington Falls. The track was quite wet and muddy and frosty as well in places.
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| Milles Track | 
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| Hobart waking up | 
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| Milles Track | 
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| Milles Track | 
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| Milles Track | 
After about an hour and a quarter I reached Disappearing Tarn which was supposed to have water in it. That was the case and it was the first time I had seen it that way, which was a bonus. The water was a lovely greeny/blue colour and there were gas or air bubbles rising to the surface.
The rocks around the tarn were frosty so care had to be taken. I then carried on across The Potato Fields and on to Wellington Falls which were flowing rather well.
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| Potato Fields | 
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| Potato Fields | 
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| Potato Fields | 
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| Top section Wellington Falls | 
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| Start of the Falls | 
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| River Cliffs | 
Once I had checked out the falls I walked down the Wellington Falls Track and Pipeline Track to the Snake Plains Track junction. I walked up this for a short distance and stopped for lunch. After the break I continued on up the track to intersect the Milles Track again and then back to the car. Snake Plains was rather wet and muddy in places but easily negotiated.
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| Snake Plains Track | 
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| Cathedral Rock from Snake Plains | 
This was a good longish walk and it provided a great opportunity to stretch out the legs.
Distance: 19.0 kms.
Time: 6'06"
Ascent: 725 metres
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