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Troy D Bow
Troy D Bow
Picture of the Troy D off Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Used an Olympus SP350.
Photocomp March '08 - Novice
Contributed by Hilly
2008-04-02
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Waterfall Bay Caves on Tasman Peninsula
- The Tasman Peninsula by nature of its topography is mainly only dived by boat. The cliff height on the east coast averages 250 metres for all but Pirates and Fortesque Bays from Tasman Island at the south tip of the Tasman Peninsula to almost Dunalley at the top of the Forestier Peninsula ...
