{"id":1353,"date":"2018-12-30T04:14:58","date_gmt":"2018-12-30T03:14:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ultimatt.org\/?p=1353"},"modified":"2018-12-30T04:59:19","modified_gmt":"2018-12-30T03:59:19","slug":"osten-an-weihnachten","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ultimatt.org\/en\/2018\/12\/30\/osten-an-weihnachten\/","title":{"rendered":"East at Christmas"},"content":{"rendered":"

The last few days I've been going down the Tasmanian east coast from north to south.
\nThe focus here: always be outside, hiking, camping, close to nature.<\/p>\n

If I want to report the highlights of it, I realize: the whole thing is especially fantastic when you experience it! And not if you only tell (or get told).<\/p>\n

At the bottom there are some pictures and here are some nice moments of these days:
\n- Breaking into a lavender farm ... Everything in bloom at the moment
\n- Orange rocks on the Bay of Fires (and tents overlooking the sea)
\n- Freycinet National Park with its exciting, short climb to Mount Amos and fabulous views of the two bays, including the famous Wineglass Bay
\n- quite a lot of friendly animals everywhere and thus time to observe wombats in peace (yes, those with the cube-shaped ...)
\n- A highlight hike to Cape Pillar with an outstanding view from the "Blade". Does one have to work out: the day hike was one of the longer with 33 kilometers. But there is no shortcut. The "Blade" is a very narrow row of cliffs, which protrude 230 meters out of the sea ... The feeling on top of the madness!<\/p>\n

I spent most of the week socializing and sharing the costs with Elsa and Camila. Of course, your Argentinean and New Caledonian stories made time even more entertaining!<\/p>\n