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	About Trucaninni and the Tasmanians
		Tasmania is an island slightly larger in size than West Virginia, and is located two-hundred miles off Australia's southeast coast.
		To the Europeans of Tasmania the Blacks were an entity fit only to be exploited in the most sadistic of manners--a sadism that staggers the imagination and violates all human morality.
		The link, he told the press, began with the escape of one of Trucanini's daughters from Tasmania to the mainland, a statement discounted by the evidence discussed earlier indicating Trucanini had no children and recognised no descendants at the time of her death.
	www.english.uiuc.edu /maps/poets/m_r/rose/tasmania.html (4846 words)

	Mount Nelson
		Mount Nelson is named by Bligh who was the first white man to walk on it.
		Mount Nelson has lots of activities like the play equipment at the park, cricket and football oval, fire station and more.
		Hobart College is situated on Olinda Grove, Mt. Nelson.
	www.geocities.com /mtnelson_74/Mount_Nelson__Tasmania.html (152 words)

	Our School
		t Nelson is supported by, and is supportive of the local community and is active in environmental education and awareness.
		t Mt Nelson we believe that all students are entitled to have equal access to all educational opportunities.
		Nelson School places emphasis on civics and citizenship -- promoting a culture of co-operation and support both within the school and wider community.
	www.mountnelson.tased.edu.au /our_school.htm (256 words)

	Nelson - Shopping.com
		Portrait of Lord Nelson with Santa Cruz Beyond by Lemuel Francis...
		Portrait of Lord Horatio Nelson by Friedrich Heinrich Fuger Framed...
		Portrait of Lord Horatio Nelson by Friedrich Heinrich Fuger Giclee...
	www.shopping.com /xCC-Nelson-hi_wall_art_and_decor_type_posters (291 words)

	Arson fears over blaze \| Mercury - The Voice of Tasmania
		Tasmania Fire Service chief John Gledhill said police were looking for clues near Proctors Rd where the fire started.
		He said it was pure luck the fire did not jump Mt Nelson Rd and raze Taroona and Bonnet Hill.
		Tasmania Fire Service deputy chief Mike Brown said fire danger ratings were at near-record levels in many parts of the state's South-East yesterday and could be higher still today.
	www.news.com.au /mercury/story/0,22884,20562461-921,00.html (654 words)

	Tasting And Toasting In Tasmania: Travel In Tasmania ~ by Dawnelle Salant
		Tasmania is one of Australia’s most often overlooked states, which is a shame because the island state has plenty of hidden sights to delight visitors.
		Tasmania looks nothing like the rest of Australia; it’s green, mountainous and wet.
		The six day Taste of Tasmania tour is actually a combination of two three-day tours, and we say good-bye to some of our new friends that night.
	www.escapeartist.com /efam/77/Travel_To_Tasmania.html (2818 words)

	Police suspect Hobart bushfire was arson
		Twenty-five hectares have been burnt in the bushfire in the Hobart suburb of Mt Nelson.
		Police believe the bushfire in the Hobart suburb of Mt Nelson may have been deliberately lit.
		The Tasmania Fire Service says the fire is now under control, but firefighters will be keeping an eye on it tonight.
	www.abc.net.au /news/items/200610/1762656.htm?tasmania (195 words)

	Hobart, Tasmania, Australia - Travel information - Regions - Tasmania Visitors Bureau (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Tasmania's capital sits below Mt Wellington on the shores of the Derwent River.
		The Derwent has shaped the city, which becomes evident when you hop on a river cruise or drive to the summit of Mount Wellington or Mt Nelson for spectacular views.
		Later, the assigning of convicts as servants was reintroduced, which pleased farmers looking for cheap labour and, in 1858, transportation to Eastern Australia ceased, primarily because people were queuing up to get on a boat, especially as gold had just been discovered in Victoria.
	www.tasmania.visitorsbureau.com.au /region1.html (1095 words)

	Hobart Australian City Break, Tasmania
		Tasmania's capital presents a seductive location to the visitor.
		Port Arthur, where the convicts first landed, is one of the major tourist attractions, along with the nearby historic town of Richmond.
		Also a short drive from the centre of Hobart are the summits of Mt. Nelson and Mt. Wellington from which you can see breathtaking views of the city.
	www.oztalk.co.uk /tasmania/hobart-stopover.shtml (310 words)

	Tasmania, Australia
		Travel Tip: Since reservations are often tight even in "shoulder season" in Tasmania (partly due to a new overnight ferry bringing cars from Sydney), I recommend renting a camper, which conveniently lets you show up in most parks without a reservation, provides a kitchen, and carries all you need without reshuffling luggage.
		Tasmania reminds me of both New Zealand and Washington (which are both more spectacular, however).
		The sightseeing equivalent to Tasmania in the USA might be the state of Oregon, except for the added pleasure of experiencing unique Tasmanian and Australian wildlife and plants, isolated on a remote yet civilized island.
	www.photoseek.com /Australia-Tasmania.html (848 words)

	Wilderness Tasmania - Goway's Tasmania - Australia - Goway Travel Experiences
		Depart Hobart and travel west to Mt Field National Park and Russell Falls, where you will walk along side the world’s largest flowering trees and the tallest hardwoods in the world.
		Travel into the World Heritage area and see Tasmania’s best-unspoilt wilderness, 4WD tracks and walks in the wilderness take up most of this day then return to Queenstown for overnight accommodation.
		Visit Montezuma Fall the tallest in Tasmania, this involves soft four wheel driving along an abandoned railway line and then a short walk to the falls.
	www.goway.com /downunder/australia/tasmania/tas_explorer.html (355 words)

	Things to do in Hobart Tasmania
		Tasmania’s convict past comes to life in the historic towns of Richmond and Port Arthur.
		Close to Hobart are the neat vineyards and wineries of the Coal River Valley.
		Take a harbour cruise, or drive to the summit of Mt Nelson or Mt Wellington and you will see how beautiful Hobart is to the traveller and local alike.
	www.tourbookings.com.au /hobart.shtml (637 words)

	Hobart Region - Discover Tasmania Regions & Towns
		Hobart is an intriguing blend of heritage and lifestyle, scenery and vibrant culture.
		Twenty-five kilometres and 100 years from the busy city is the historic town of Richmond - in the narrow cells of the old Richmond Gaol, Tasmania’s convict past seems just a clink of chains away.
		Close by are the neat vineyards and wineries of the Coal River Valley, home of superb cool-climate wines.
	www.discovertasmania.com /home/index.cfm?SiteID=341 (216 words)

	Freycinet Coles Bay Hobart Strahan Port Arthur
		Tasmania's wettest place is Gray, up on the Elephant Pass near St Marys.
		Clockwise from top left: A spectacular view of Wineglass Bay; View of Wineglass and the Isthumus from Mt Amos; Salamanca Place, Hobart; The Hazards at sunset from Coles Bay; the white sands of the East Coast.
		Further South of course, you will arrive at Tasmania's capital, Hobart, a vibrant, seafaring and historic city with so much to see and do.
	members.tripod.com /~ScottsdaleTas/beyond.htm (313 words)

	Cooler weather welcomed \| Herald Sun
		But the threat remains high in NSW, where fires in Sydney's southwest and in the Kosciuszko National Park are burning out of control, with high temperatures and squally winds forecast.
		A fire at Mt Rumney, on Hobart's eastern shore, has burned about 800ha but the cool change gave firefighters hope of containing it, Tasmania Fire Service senior station officer Danny Reid said.
		Hasty retreat: a firefighter moves away from the bushfire on Mt Nelson, Tasmania.
	www.news.com.au /heraldsun/story/0,21811,20573295-662,00.html (595 words)

	Tasmania 2003 part 1
		The idea of taking a trip to Tasmania was conceived after our original plans to go to northern Thailand were thwarted by the travel-agency collapsing.
		Tasmania was, like most of Australia in the middle of a severe drought and we were surprised at the lack of 'green' in the landscape.
		As we left the Gaol I could hear the sharp calls of parrots and expecting to find an aviary I was surprised to see several Musk Lorikeets in flowering ornamental eucalypts lining the street.
	www.aviceda.org /tas/tas2003a.htm (1453 words)

	Half Day Hobart Tour Pearls of Tasmania
		Oysters, wines, cheese and historic buildings are on the itinerary and your tour guide will narrate interesting facts and informative descriptions of historic significance.
		Then discover Richmond, where you'll visit Australia's oldest bridge, the Richmond Goal and Old Hobart Town, a model village of Hobart as it was in the 1820's.
		Discover the colorful characters who filled the goal cells at the Old Richmond Goal and visit Old Hobart Town, a model village of Hobart as it was in 1820.
	www.tourbookings.com.au /hobart/pearlsoftasmania.shtml (557 words)

	Tour Itinerary - iExplore Tasmania Extension
		Drive up to Mt. Nelson for a stunning view over Hobart and the Derwent River before transferring to your accommodation.
		Transfer to the Freycinet National Park, on Tasmania's east coast, is the location of the exquisite and renowned Wineglass Bay and the photogenic red granite peaks of the Hazards.
		Freycinet Lodge is one of Tasmania's premier environmental resorts located in Freycinet National Park, close to Wineglass Bay on Tasmania's East Coast, just two hours' drive from either Hobart or Launceston.
	www.iexplore.com /itinerary/feature_trip/45610 (378 words)

	TUA Ultimate Fields (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Until 1999 Hobart ultimate was largely based at the University of Tasmania.
		Lunchtime pickup games of ultimate in Hobart are usually played on the lush green playing fields of the main University of Tasmania Oval, a cricket/football oval in Sandy Bay, wedged between Earl Street, the Geology Department, the Uni Rugby Field and the Uni Gym (see map).
		Indoor leagues in Hobart are played at Hobart College Sports Hall at Mount Nelson, usually in the winter.
	www.afda.com /tua/ultimate/fields (613 words)

	Hobart Oatlands Tasmania Vacation Rentals Cottages Lodgings Accommodations
		The best view of Hobart is from Mt. Nelson, far better and easier than Mt. Wellington.
		Drive as if to the Casino and at the lights turn right and follow the signs to Mt Nelson Signal Station and, as a bonus, there is a delightful restaurant.
		Each cottage is totally self-contained with everything that you may need for your enjoyment and ease of living.
	www.lodgingsinternational.com /accommodations/1371.htm (522 words)

	Pete to Your Place #2 Factsheet - Gardening Australia - ABC
		Peter visits a problem garden in Mt. Nelson, Tasmania.
		Cathy Bulman, of Mt Nelson in Tasmania, sent Gardening Australia a letter about her problem garden.
		She said: “My front garden is a complete mess because of house renovations.and I have a major problem with a frighteningly steep driveway.can you help?”
	www.abc.net.au /gardening/stories/s1335117.htm (478 words)

	Mt Nelson Signal Station tender awarded
		One of Hobart’s popular tourist attractions, the Mt Nelson Signal Station, looks set for a bright future following the completion of a public tender process for operation of the restaurant and café at the historic site.
		Labor member for Denison David Bartlett said the strong interest in the tender reflects the site’s magnificent aspect, historic significance and scenic values.
		This initiative is part of the State Government’s commitment to progressing Tasmania Together Goal 21 – Value, protect and conserve our natural and cultural heritage.
	www.parks.tas.gov.au /latest/mtnelson/index.html (253 words)

	Korea Veterans - Tasmania
		CLICK HERE AND HERE (there are two pages!!) to read, and perhaps to down-load, a copy of the original hand-written minutes of the first meeting of Korea Veterans Tasmania - written by "Chum" Clarke (deceased 09-04-1995) our previous historian.
		On Saturday 12th April 2003 a Memorial Dedication Service was held at the Anglesea Barracks, Hobart, when the then Governor of Tasmania, His Excellency the Honourable Sir Guy Green, AC, KBE., unveiled a new memorial commemorating the Korea War 1950 - 56.
		Questions concerning its content may be directed by email to the Webmaster.
	koreavets.tassie.net.au /tasmania.htm (945 words)

	Hobart Tasmania Australia Bed and Breakfast B&B Lodgings Accommodations
		Relax with a soothing shower or bath after an stimulating day seeing the sights around the galleries and restaurants of Hobart's historic Battery Point and the coffee shops and arts and craft centres of Salamanca Place (less than 10 minutes away).
		Or visit the vast array of attractions within an hour's drive in picturesque Southern Tasmania, ranging from quaint, historic Richmond Village to the towering giant gums of the Southern Forests, and blossoms of the Huon Valley which gave Tasmania its sobriquet The Apple Isle.
		General Information: Luxuriate in the homely comfort of Crawfords Bed and Breakfast, less than a 10-minute drive from central Hobart, Tasmania, Australia but nestled among the trees on the slopes of Mount Nelson.
	www.lodgingsinternational.com /lodgings/379.htm (299 words)

	Tasmania adventure tours
		We continue on to picturesque Lake St Clair (the deepest lake in Australia) for lunch then head to the historic mining town of Tullah via Queenstown.
		Today we head south to Bicheno and make the acquaintance of some of Tasmania’s unique animal species during a guided tour of a wildlife park.
		City orientation tour and a trip to the summit of Mt Nelson for a view of the city.
	www.netrez.net /broch_au_uk/vttasadventuretours.html (783 words)

	AdagioNikon
		Mt. Wellington lookout villa framed by the craggy terrain and waterways NE of Hobart
		Mt. Nelson - looking north up the Derwent River.
		Mt. Nelson - the mountains west of Hobart.;
	www.adagiomarine.com /year2001/images_hobart/hobart.html (179 words)

	Primary zoological types in QVMAG: Insects
		Published data: Mt Nelson, Tasmania, ex Lathamus discolor collected December 1984, T. Scarborough.
		Remarks: A paratype is mounted on the same slide, but the holotype is clearly distinguished.
		Published data: Granton, Tasmania, ex Aegotheles cristatus collected January 1963, B.C. Mollison.
	www.qvmag.tas.gov.au /zoology/types/typeento.html (231 words)

	Accommodation in Mt Nelson and Cheap Travel to Mt Nelson, Tasmania, Australia :-) Hospitality Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Hospitality Club is the world's largest hospitality exchange organization.
		There are no City Volunteers in Mt Nelson at the moment.
		If you are already a member, please go to the member section - you are on the external pages now.
	www.hospitalityclub.org /hc/hcworld.php?city=512 (438 words)

	Tasmania Discovery \| Qantas Vacations
		3 breakfasts (B) You have a choice in Tasmania of 3, 4 or 5 star hotels.
		On arrival at Hobart Airport, you’ll be transferred to your hotel (flights anytime, airfare not included).
		Depart for Launceston and tour the sights of this lovely riverside city.
	www.qantasvacations.com /tasmania-discovery.htm (227 words)

	Hobart bed and breakfast - The Signalman's Cottage B&B, Hobart, Mount Nelson, Tasmania - Hobart accommodation
		Hobart bed and breakfast - The Signalman's Cottage BandB, Hobart, Mount Nelson, Tasmania - Hobart accommodation
		You can see these marvellous views from the lookout area and the old Signal Station, now converted to a delightful café andrestaurant.
		It's hard to believe that this delightful peaceful bed and breakfast on top of the world is only 10 minutes drive from Hobart, but that's typical of Tasmania!
	www.signalmanscottage.com (218 words)

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