Thursday, 4 April 2013

Tasmazia - World's Largest Maze complex



Mt Roland dominates the landscape around these parts
 
 
 
 


Welcome to Tasmazia & Village of Lower Crackpot
 


There is 8 mazes within the Great maze
The Great Maze - planted 1985
Hampton Court Maze (repeat design, to scale of the original @ Hampton Court Palace in UK
Confusion Maze (so called because it has a reputation of being harder to get out of than into
The Balance Maze (low wall construction of brick, walk along the wall keeping your balance)
Hexagonal Maze (a six sided maze where the goal is the world's only memorial to posts & poles)
The Yellow Brick Road  (follow the paths to village green)
Irish Maze (Oh to be Irish) !!!!
Cage Maze (Home to the 'plumbers memorial')
 
 


Bob heading off into the Great Maze
 


Cubby town
 
 
 
 
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Get that balance right Jano  !!
 
 


The Village of Lower Crackpot
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


All these cute buildings in the village
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Embassy gardens (under construction)


Confusion Maze


2 Grey nomads lost in the maze for 4 hours  
 HELP!!!!
 


Made it to the middle of Confusion !!
 
 

Tasmazia continued



Yellow Brick Road Maze
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


Ivy house
 
 
 
 
 


Beautiful autumn colours
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Bob making his way around the Hexagonal maze


Made it into the poles & post memorial
 


Excalibur !!!!
 


Lunch break @ pancake cafe  OMG !!
will need to get lost for another 4 hours to walk this lot off
 


Centre of Great Maze - Three Bear's cottage
 
 


Humpty Dumpty's wall
 


Irish Maze - this was a classic, walked in & straight out the other side !!!!


That's it for the day, time to call it quits !!
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Wednesday, 3 April 2013

Kentish park campsite @ Lake Barrington



Lovely spot overlooking the lake
 
 
 

On road to Kentish park



Headed off into mountain country again, towards Moina
& then back along the otherside of the lake
 


Paloona dam
 
 
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