Tasmania 40°South Issue 85INSIDE ISSUE 85: Once upon a blue gum Carol Freeman Our lost Indian connection Kelly Conway Defending nature Jess Feehely Three Capes Track Garry Richardson Trail blazing James Dryburgh Trail blazing 2 Lucy Wilson Forty South Tasmanian Writers Prize 2017 Winning short story: The Reverend by Jennifer Porter AND MUCH MORE

2020 (Eva Pownell Award for non-fiction)

magnificent photographs and clearly labelled maps provide further invaluable information for climbers

Let there be chandeliers |Alison Hetherington

but the supreme disappointment of seeing so much of the Tasmanian landscape burn in the devastating fires of the 2018-19 summer

your feelings change

The Patch - Burning questions | Peter Grant

Bradley Wood (TAS) The Mysterious Journey of Captain Charles Bayley’s Cane

some trees have been dated at over three thousand years old

His narrative of ‘jiggery pokery’ by the mine’s London directors

is that he is the one who is about to be rescued

Patricia Giles remembers painting each of the 300 works in this book

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