Mark and Nikky's 'Round the World Diary',
or maybe "vague ramblings from those two cheapskates who are even too lazy to send us all postcards"
Largely ‘famous’ for The Nut, a huge piece of rock which stands like Tasmania’s answer to Uluru on its’ northern coast. It was a pretty steep climb to the top but gave great views of the surrounding area and also gave us a good dose of the ‘roaring forties’, the winds that blow from South America across the 40 degree latitude.
It really isn't that difficult. For those who are interested our main flights are on a Star Alliance 39,000 mile ticket. Many others have already written very good guides, so here are some links:
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