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Newry Park Cottage

Locality: Lapoinya, Tasmania, Australia

Phone: +61 3 6445 4422

Address: 52 Nelsons Rd 7325 Lapoinya, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.newryparkcottage.com.au

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25.01.2022 Percussionist and conjuror Maggie Abraham wowing the crowd.

25.01.2022 A pretty special feature - Table Cape Tulip Farm Table Cape Tulip Farm is situated in a truly iconic location on the North West coast of Tasmania. Table Cap...e is an extinct volcanic vent dominating the coastline close to the town of Wynyard. Its 180m cliffs drop away into Bass Strait and Table Cape Tulip Farm is perched on the top During late September through to mid October the farm explodes with colour. People come from far and wide to see this spectacle and delight at walking amongst the tulips. We understand that they are the largest tulip fields in the Southern Hemisphere that you can actually wander in It is a lure for photographers who have the opportunity to take fantastic shots utilising backdrops of Bass Strait, the lighthouse and the surrounding rich farmlands to showcase the vista of colourful blooming fields We love to share your Tassie photos, videos and adventures with the world You can message us or post to our wall. If you are on instagram you can tag either of our accounts via the hashtags #TasmaniaGram or #InstaTasmania #Tasmania

24.01.2022 New Video just landed! Journey back to the sheds, people and stunning country of North West Tasmania which was Acoustic Life of Sheds 2019, last March as part of Ten Days on the Island.

24.01.2022 Big hART are very proud to announce that Acoustic Life of Sheds has won the APRA AMCOS / Australian Music Centre Art Music Award for Excellence in a Regional Ar...ea. Congratulations to all the wonderful musicians, farming families, young people and Big hART team who worked on this project. Holding the award is the senior member of the Sheds family, Os Snare from Gasthorpe, Boat Harbour. Thanks also to Ten Days on the Island for hosting Sheds in 2015 and 2017. Looking forward to 2019! See more

24.01.2022 Hooray! Four sites in the Antarctic have been given permanant protection as a result of the research dives we did earlier this year. Its a critical step but ...we need to go MUCH bigger. Help call on governments to protect over 1.8 million square miles of the Antarctic >> http://act.gp/2lVCVj1 See more

24.01.2022 Spring cleaning - Tassie Devil style at Devil Ark. One of their cheekiest and most helpful devils, Willow, decided she would help out her keepers while they wer...e doing some cleaning in her enclosure! Isnt she adorable!? Devil Ark plays a key role in the Tasmanian devil insurance breeding program to ensure the survival and sustainability of the species in the wild The Tasmanian devil is the worlds largest surviving marsupial carnivore and was once found on the mainland of Australia, but now only found in Tassie. They were one of the first mammals observed by the earliest settlers on Van Diemens Land, the initial name given to Tasmania by European explorers. Whilst the Tasmanian Devil is now the our states top predator, its wild populations are threatened with extinction due to the rapid transmission of the fatal Devil Facial Tumour Disease (DFTD), with only an estimated 10% of the population left in the wild. There are many ways you can help save the Tassie Devil from disappearing in the wild. Click below to Donate, Adopt or Shop and learn more about the Devils Dash on 20th October https://www.devilark.org.au/ SHARE this video to all your facebook friends to help save the Tassie Devil from disappearing in the wild #Tasmania

23.01.2022 Ninety-year-old Lois Perry recently became the oldest walker to undertake the Three Capes Track. Pretty impressive, wouldnt you say? Having spent the latter d...ecades of her career in outdoor education, Canberra-based Lois was well credentialed for the trip. But despite thinking her pack-carrying days might be over, two of her daughters Rosalind and Susan had different ideas. With this accomplishment (a 48km walk over four days) Lois has become the unofficial flag-bearer for staying active, whatever your age! Want to follow in Loiss footsteps? Australian Seniors Card holders can now take advantage of the Tasmanian Governments offer of free entry to the States 19 national parks for one year from 1 July 2018. Discounted annual and two year passes will be available from 1 July 2019 (Three Capes Track walking fees still apply). Find out more at https://parks.tas.gov.au/index.aspx?base=48629 www.threecapestrack.com.au Tasmanian Seniors Card Program COTA (Council On The Ageing) Tasmania

21.01.2022 Magical sunrises and a little frost this Thursday morning By the way we just heard from Friday and she will be here tomorrow with perfect Spring temps of 20 degrees #Tasmania

21.01.2022 Calling all science fans - the Shark Bay Science Fair is on next month and you're invited! This free weekend will take place over 11 and 12 August at Hamelin Ou...tback Station Stay adjacent to the scenic Shark Bay World Heritage Area in Western Australia. Learn more about rangelands ecology, seagrasses, Traditional connection to land, marine research and monitoring, carbon sequestration and much much more! You can also take part in a sunrise birding walk, sandpad monitoring, walking tours around Hamelin Reserve and guided tours of the world-famous Hamelin Pool stromatolites. What's not to like?! As well as Bush Heritage, other organisations in attendance at the weekend include Parks and Wildlife, Rangelands NRM and War on Waste. If this sounds right up your alley, email [email protected]. Find more out more about Hamelin Reserve here: bit.ly/2vBim1d You can even stay the night at a reduced rate, please contact [email protected] for more information.

20.01.2022 Take only memories, leave only footprints... every adventure in Tassie is worth taking the scenic route and youll be amazed at what you find There is Bull... Rock with as many as 500 fur seals just near The Nut in Stanley, the amazing colours of the Painted Cliffs on Maria Island, brilliant rainbows with the perfect vantage point at Cradle Mointain and stunning soft warm sunrises from the Bay of Fires. Its a great day when a gorgeous echidna just pops in to say Gday at Sheffied on Tassies north-west , you can find one of Tassies favourite Forest Falls on our west coast, incredible sunrises over Wineglass Bay with colours you wont believe and come across the rarely photographed Fraser Creek Hut located in the north-west region of Tassies West Coast Range. #Tasmania

19.01.2022 Wheres my roof - must watch until the END!!! WARNING - somewhere near Hobart 23 second video of Tassie Wolf Spider thanks to Kelvin Ball ... Although non-aggressive, they bite freely if provoked and should be considered dangerous to humans. Area of distribution - found across Australia, including Tasmania. Size - the size of an adult is up to 35 mm in body. Habitat - this spider is a ground dweller, with a burrow retreat #Tasmania

16.01.2022 WOW another few days of winter wonderland and guess what more is predicted this weekend Check out these truly special captures from our pristine State,... Stairway to heaven at Marions Lookout, the mystical forest walk to Weindorfer Hut, beautiful light at Waldheim on an incredible snowy weekend and the oldest ancient Pencil Pines some are over a thousand years old at Pine Lake growing at just over 1200m altitude. Follow the winter wonderland path at Crater Lake, see Lake Tahune nestled beautifully under Frenchmans Cap in our Southwest National Park, the suns rays bathing Barn Bluff first thing in the morning are a sight to see and have you ever wondered how a glorious winter piece of art at Marions Lookout is one-of-a-kind #Tasmania

16.01.2022 The sublime sounds of Aaron Hopper & Sasha Gavlek out at the woodwork shed at Gumhill. Ten Days on the Island

14.01.2022 WOW Tassie Platypus never seen footage Platypus swimming, crawling and climbing (yes thats right) at Lake St Clair thanks to Nini Dorri. This is truly asto...nishing and you can seek it when you visit Tasmania :) Platypus are common in Tasmanias creeks and rivers and are relatively easy to find if you are patient. They prefer the protection of wider creeks, with a good flow of water and need vegetation and earth banks to enable them to dig their camping and nesting burrows. The best time to look for them is early morning or late afternoon. Stand or sit quietly among the trees and bushes on the creek bank and watch the surface of the water, especially up close to the banks, for their tell-tale ripples. Patience will be rewarded Latrobe calls itself the Platypus Capital of the World because theyre so common there. Just head down Hamilton Street off the main street (Jojos on the corner) to Warrawee Reserve. The reserve is only a kilometre or so from the centre of town. The road follows the river. Theres no need to go all the way to the reserve; just stop near the big rocks beside the road just past the intersection with the old Deloraine road. Look for tell-tale ripples near the bank and watch patiently Other great spots to seek out this beautiful and rare creature are: Beauty Point in the Tamar Valley north of Launceston The creeks and rivers around Stanley Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park A short drive from Burnie to the Fernglade Reserve (the reserve at the end of the road is the best location, but platypus can be found right along the creekline) At Westerway beside the Tyenna River on the way to Mount Field National Park, platypus are common in the river, and in the creeks of the park itself At Loongana south of Ulverstone, if you stay at Mountain Valley Wilderness cabins youre certain to be shown platypus in the Leven River that flows through the property. (As well as having Tassie devils feed outside your door) At Waratah in the north-west, the old quarry in the centre of town has been landscaped into a scenic lake and is a reliable place to see platypus in the morning and evening. Go to the southern side of the lake away from the main street and. if nothing else, youll be able to take a photo of the "Platypus Crossing" road sign #TasmaniaGram #InstaTasmania #Tasmania

14.01.2022 Our Uunguu Rangers have been helping scientists for several years keep an eye on gonjarra and dijigudi (long and short-neck freshwater turtle) populations at Mu...nurru (Kind Edward River). Turtles eat frogs and tadpoles, so with cane toads moving in to the area last year, we were a bit worried about the results. This year we took some of our young people along. This is what happened.... See more

13.01.2022 Hello SPRING we have been waiting for you its the time of plans and projects and stunning scenes all across our beautiful State Check out a splash of... colour on the way to Knyvet Falls, some say never will a beach have more meaning than Safety Cove, get eye to eye with a gorgeous wallaby at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, witness a Pelican March into Spring at Orford and see Russell Falls from a unique angle like never before. We have beautiful Green Rosellas taking to the South Arm Peninsula for the start of Spring, see off winter in style from Paper Beach, wonder at the twilight on Boat Harbour beach, realise that a wander through the forest and the peaceful sound of Myrtle Falls makes it the perfect place to escape and we can all say Cowabunga from Scamader Beach. We love to share your Tassie photos with the world You can post them to our Tasmania wall or directly message us. If you are on instagram you can tag either of our accounts via the hashtags #TasmaniaGram or #InstaTasmania #Tasmania

13.01.2022 WOW... a stunning capture of Trowutta Arch thanks to Carmel Boyd from The Styling Collective Trowutta Arch is an amazing geological formation which can be fou...nd via a short walk at end of a dirt road in the middle of north-west Tassie Trowutta Caves are located south of Smithton, beyond the beautiful Allendale Gardens, Trowutta and Milkshake Hills. The Trowutta Arch track begins soon after the Trowutta Caves State Reserve is reached. A short 10 minute easy well defined walk leads to the parks most interesting geological feature - the Trowutta Arch. The reserve protects an area of sinkholes covered in temperate rainforest full of myrtles, sassafrass, blackwoods, massive manferns and a variety of other ferns Formed by two collapsing cave systems, the arch to one side is filled with water and the other with gigantic Man Ferns #TasmaniaGram #InstaTasmania #Tasmania

13.01.2022 2018 open days will be September 26th - October 24th

12.01.2022 Aaron Hopper is one of the musicians performing in sheds across north west Tasmania this weekend for Big hArts Acoustic Life of Sheds project and Ten Days on the Island Rick Eaves

12.01.2022 Sunrise rainbow over Eddystone Point in north-east Tassie thanks to Wolfgang Glowacki A truly stunning photo from the place called The Beacon of Quality ...Situated within the Mt William National Park, Eddystone Point is well known for its pristine beauty, fresh produce, pure water, a pretty picnic area, beautiful camping sites and stunning secluded beaches. The massive crystal lenses of the 35 metre-high striking pink granite tower lighthouse beams 26 nautical miles to sea and was built in 1889. This very special place enjoys limited visitors, enabling you to often find yourself with the wonderful wildlife as your only neighbours. You can also follow Wolfgang via instagram and his website: www.instagram.com/photograph_tasmania http://wolfgangglowacki.com.au/ We love to share your Tassie photos, videos and adventures with the world You can message us or post to our wall. If you are on instagram you can tag either of our accounts via the hashtags #TasmaniaGram or #InstaTasmania #Tasmania

11.01.2022 Bob and Josh talk about taking action to defend takayna / Tarkine and planet Earth. An interview from yesterday afternoon, outside Smithton police station after Josh was charged with trespass for treesitting in the ancient Sumac forests of takayna / Tarkine.

10.01.2022 'Where's my roof' - must watch until the END!!! WARNING - somewhere near Hobart 23 second video of Tassie Wolf Spider thanks to Kelvin Ball ... Although non-aggressive, they bite freely if provoked and should be considered dangerous to humans. Area of distribution - found across Australia, including Tasmania. Size - the size of an adult is up to 35 mm in body. Habitat - this spider is a ground dweller, with a burrow retreat #Tasmania

09.01.2022 Children from Table Cape Primary loved the colourful performance at The Don by Paul Corfiatis, Matt Hoy, Jacob Rish & Telen Rodwell.

08.01.2022 Beautiful waratahs at Mt Field thanks to Geoff Murray. Tasmanian Waratah a bright and striking feature of the Tasmanian landscape in summer.... The Tasmanian Waratah grows in the sub-alpine woodlands around the state. It is fairly widespread around the state, commonly at altitudes of around 1,000m. See it in full bloom on Mt Wellington and in the Hartz Mountains National Park, Mt Field National Park, at Lake St Clair and Cradle Mountain as well as in other mountain forest and sub-alpine habitats throughout Tasmania. Thanks to Shutterbug Walkabouts Tasmania for the great information #TasmaniaGram #InstaTasmania #Tasmania

08.01.2022 Calling all science fans - the Shark Bay Science Fair is on next month and youre invited! This free weekend will take place over 11 and 12 August at Hamelin Ou...tback Station Stay adjacent to the scenic Shark Bay World Heritage Area in Western Australia. Learn more about rangelands ecology, seagrasses, Traditional connection to land, marine research and monitoring, carbon sequestration and much much more! You can also take part in a sunrise birding walk, sandpad monitoring, walking tours around Hamelin Reserve and guided tours of the world-famous Hamelin Pool stromatolites. Whats not to like?! As well as Bush Heritage, other organisations in attendance at the weekend include Parks and Wildlife, Rangelands NRM and War on Waste. If this sounds right up your alley, email [email protected]. Find more out more about Hamelin Reserve here: bit.ly/2vBim1d You can even stay the night at a reduced rate, please contact [email protected] for more information.

08.01.2022 Live at Acoustic Life of Sheds. If youd like to experience this iconic event register online then head off on an epic adventure through North Wests awe-inspiring landscapes and immerse yourself in the sheds experience. http://tendays.org.au/2019/acoustic-life-of-sheds/ #TenDaysTas

07.01.2022 'Sunrise rainbow' over Eddystone Point in north-east Tassie thanks to Wolfgang Glowacki A truly stunning photo from the place called 'The Beacon of Quality' ...Situated within the Mt William National Park, Eddystone Point is well known for its pristine beauty, fresh produce, pure water, a pretty picnic area, beautiful camping sites and stunning secluded beaches. The massive crystal lenses of the 35 metre-high striking pink granite tower lighthouse beams 26 nautical miles to sea and was built in 1889. This very special place enjoys limited visitors, enabling you to often find yourself with the wonderful wildlife as your only neighbours. You can also follow Wolfgang via instagram and his website: www.instagram.com/photograph_tasmania http://wolfgangglowacki.com.au/ We love to share your Tassie photos, videos and adventures with the world You can message us or post to our wall. If you are on instagram you can tag either of our accounts via the hashtags #TasmaniaGram or #InstaTasmania #Tasmania

07.01.2022 Live at Acoustic Life of Sheds. If you’d like to experience this iconic event register online then head off on an epic adventure through North West’s awe-inspiring landscapes and immerse yourself in the sheds experience. http://tendays.org.au/2019/acoustic-life-of-sheds/ #TenDaysTas

06.01.2022 Sorry folks, due to unprecedented interest, Saturday & Sunday shows are now sold out. However, there are still limited tix available for MONDAY. Bookings essential online: acousticlifeofsheds.bighart.org Ten Days on the Island

05.01.2022 Getting into the groove at the shearing shed at Table Cape with Lucky Oceans, HEATH CULLEN, Nick Haywood & Grahame Rankin. Plus a special guest appearance by Project O alumni Kaytlyn Johnson. Ten Days on the Island

05.01.2022 Four Seasons in one day We love this COMMENT below (and SHARE to your timeline) with your thoughts, a Four Seasons in one day experience or someth...ing funny and the best comment can pick any Tassie destination, town, special place or attraction and we will showcase (post a special feature) on this area with 20 beautiful photos and descriptions dedicated to you (we will include your NAME and comment in the post of your choice). An hour ago it was a lovely spring 22C, the sky was clear blue with no wind. Now the temperature is 12C, it is pouring rain and a storm front is moving in. Four seasons in one day, well its not far from the truth, as the change Ive mentioned above will attest! And it happens all the time. #Tasmania

04.01.2022 Journey through the stunning landscape of North West Tasmania through its farm sheds as theyre transformed into concert halls with performances by some of Aust...ralias most acclaimed artists. Acoustic Life of Sheds, 8-11 March 2019 is presented by Ten Days on the Island. Soundtrack Composed by Claire Edwards & Peter Knight, Jacob Rish & Telen Rodwell.

03.01.2022 Acoustic Life of Sheds -Cape to Cape. March 2017 as part of the Ten Days On The Island Festival.

03.01.2022 Tasmania photographs through the lens of history A grand old view of Hobart from the waterfront The beach at Stanley with The Nut in the background Huon...ville High School One of the original over-head electrified trolley buses in Hobart Hagley Farm School, student ploughing a field on Ferguson tractor Hobart welcomes home ANZAC from WW1 & children in fancy dress Devonport childrens choir performing for the Royal Visit Taroona High School plaster casting during outdoor art class Road Safety Patrol at Albuera Street School with children waiting to cross the street (and the lollipop lady has a stick!!!) ... and plenty more beautiful old photos Credit to: State Library/Archives Tasmania for a number of the photos (clink on the link below for more information and photos): https://librariestas.ent.sirsidynix.net.au//search/results

02.01.2022 The natural beauty of Tasmania never ceases to amaze us and in every adventure you receive far more than you seek Tell me and I forget. Show me and I re...member. Involve me and I understand. ~John Gay See the first sunlight hit Mount Ossa to create the perfect glowing reflection in a tranquil tarn, a truly breathtaking capture of the little known Lake Uranus and Mt Capricorn, a near double rainbow looking towards Wineglass Bay from Cooks Beach, an incredible sunset as a rain shower crosses over King Davids Peak and a stunning view from Maingon Bay. Stand still as horse and rider stroll through the shallows during Golden Hour, a spectacular view from Mt Field West, ripples in the sand from the Tarkine dune field, the amazing abandoned railway entrance to The Tunnel at Tunnel and walk up a Stairway to Heaven at the Bay of Fires. We love to share your Tassie videos, photos and stories with the world You can inbox us or post to our wall. If you are on instagram you can tag either of our accounts via the hashtags #TasmaniaGram or #InstaTasmania #Tasmania

02.01.2022 Journey through the stunning landscape of North West Tasmania through its farm sheds as they're transformed into concert halls with performances by some of Aust...ralia's most acclaimed artists. Acoustic Life of Sheds, 8-11 March 2019 is presented by Ten Days on the Island. Soundtrack Composed by Claire Edwards & Peter Knight, Jacob Rish & Telen Rodwell.

02.01.2022 Highfield Historic Site in Stanley is looking particularly pretty at the moment with the garden full of springtime blooms! If you havent visited before, put it on your list: www.historic-highfield.com.au

01.01.2022 WOW Tassie Platypus never seen footage Platypus swimming, crawling and climbing (yes that's right) at Lake St Clair thanks to Nini Dorri. This is truly asto...nishing and you can seek it when you visit Tasmania :) Platypus are common in Tasmanias creeks and rivers and are relatively easy to find if you are patient. They prefer the protection of wider creeks, with a good flow of water and need vegetation and earth banks to enable them to dig their camping and nesting burrows. The best time to look for them is early morning or late afternoon. Stand or sit quietly among the trees and bushes on the creek bank and watch the surface of the water, especially up close to the banks, for their tell-tale ripples. Patience will be rewarded Latrobe calls itself the Platypus Capital of the World because theyre so common there. Just head down Hamilton Street off the main street (Jojo's on the corner) to Warrawee Reserve. The reserve is only a kilometre or so from the centre of town. The road follows the river. Theres no need to go all the way to the reserve; just stop near the big rocks beside the road just past the intersection with the old Deloraine road. Look for tell-tale ripples near the bank and watch patiently Other great spots to seek out this beautiful and rare creature are: Beauty Point in the Tamar Valley north of Launceston The creeks and rivers around Stanley Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park A short drive from Burnie to the Fernglade Reserve (the reserve at the end of the road is the best location, but platypus can be found right along the creekline) At Westerway beside the Tyenna River on the way to Mount Field National Park, platypus are common in the river, and in the creeks of the park itself At Loongana south of Ulverstone, if you stay at Mountain Valley Wilderness cabins you're certain to be shown platypus in the Leven River that flows through the property. (As well as having Tassie devils feed outside your door) At Waratah in the north-west, the old quarry in the centre of town has been landscaped into a scenic lake and is a reliable place to see platypus in the morning and evening. Go to the southern side of the lake away from the main street and. if nothing else, you'll be able to take a photo of the "Platypus Crossing" road sign #TasmaniaGram #InstaTasmania #Tasmania

01.01.2022 Packed crowd out at the Don, awaiting in anticipation...