27 comments

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  • Wineglass beach! Looks and sounds like my kinda place, beam me down Scottie! Congratulations, Gladys, dreamy image! Marita

  • said worldtripper3

  • 2006.08.03 at 08:17:21 PDT

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  • Hi Gladys, Just going through the editors beaches and came across Wineglass Beach, what a smashing name, congratulations it is a fabulous image, take care Ken

  • said hircock100

  • 2006.08.02 at 10:08:42 PDT

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  • Hi again,I've forgot to congratulate you on having Wineglass Beach chosen for the Editor's collection of the most wonderful beaches.Enjoy your day,Henri

  • said haneveercoremanssh...

  • 2006.07.19 at 02:16:16 PDT

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  • Hello Gladys,what a lovely picture that Wagon load of Bark!Good shots from Bennets Wallaby.I really like that Mt Amos!You have so many stunning views in this album.The Freycinet Sunset is also wonderful,I must remember going to your other site to see more of this.Wine glass beach is so charming!Another Tasmania album to be proud of.Thanks for sharing.I hope you will have a wonderful week.Take care,Henri

  • said haneveercoremanssh...

  • 2006.07.19 at 02:09:22 PDT

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  • Hi Gladys, Congratulations on having picture '792 Wineglass Beach' chosen for the Editor's collection of the most wonderful beaches! :-) Have a wonderful day! Galit

  • said 854847

  • 2006.07.14 at 14:34:54 PDT

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  • Gladys. I could not leave you a message under your image that made the World's Most Beautiful Beach. It was image #62! Congratulations on this well deserved honor. Best wishes from Oregon, Lynn

  • said 1seahag

  • 2006.07.14 at 09:08:07 PDT

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  • Hi Gladys, another interesting & historical album. I have seen a peg drum thresher like that at a museum in the Orkney Is, & Samphire is a Norfolk speciality, they cook it & eat it with vinegar round here & just coming into season now. Afraid to say I am old enough to have seen whale oil bring rendered but not in that old fashioned way! Eric

  • said ericy202

  • 2006.06.17 at 12:53:22 PDT

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  • Hi Gladys, Another interesting album. The museum has some great dummies in it. Also objects - I can remember using one of the hand sewing machines one time. Don't like the look of the huge box of epsom salts though, heh heh. The shot of the dried seed heads is a beauty as are the banksias. I was enchanted by the dinner shot, great light and the sunset sure looks worth an album. Of course the gum tree coloured trunk would be dear to my heart as are the beach scenes and the granite. Speaking of rock, you might like to see the additions to my rocks album. Not the best photography but the colours are interesting I think. Wish I had a letterbox like that one. Took a pic of one like a life-sized sheep a while back but can't recall where it is now. If I find it I'll let you know as it is extraordinary. All the best, Joyce.

  • said blentrol

  • 2006.06.06 at 06:41:54 PDT

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  • Hi Gladys, great album! It is so good of you to have written the captions, I have never been over there myself and it is interesting to learn. Your black swans are beautiful and I enjoyed the birdwatchers! Greetings, Merike

  • said lovejoy485

  • 2006.05.30 at 22:13:35 PDT

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  • Hi Gladys, I enjoyed watching the 8th album of your adventures in Tasmania. Again you did a very good job and I'll be back soon for the next episode. Thanks for sharing all these pictures. Take care, Yair.

  • said ykarelic4

  • 2006.05.29 at 06:29:44 PDT

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  • Hello Gladys!, As Henri already had written, you should publish your so rich Tasmania collection: such a great variety of themes and very instructive comments! We love this new album, many amazing details! The rocks of "Rocks and Sea" in 42 and the granit formations in 71 are impressive! Wonderful Wineglass Bay views and panoramas! We also love cute Wallaby and your special plants as Banksia of 76. Thanks again for sharing! And thanks for your nice comments on our pebbles! Love and hugs, Henri and Käthi

  • said oertlif_3

  • 2006.05.24 at 00:11:35 PDT

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  • Hello Gladys, Just wonderful, you have some great shots here. The Rural Swansea, Black swans, Honeymoon bay, The rocks and the sea, the sunset! In my opinion they are the best. Of course they are al good, but these shots touched me :-) I understand you have chosen to block the photo message, maybe you don’t know, you get an e-mail by a new message, it links to the photo! So you don’t spent time by searching! Warm regards, Joke

  • said _yoko12

  • 2006.05.22 at 12:03:22 PDT

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  • Hello Gladys, your invitation to view this album was waiting for me when I returned from my latest country trip. Once again you’ve filled gaps in my Tasmanian experience with these wonderful photos. It rained so part we weren't able to leave the bus on the day I visited Freycinet National Park; as for Wineglass Bay, it was invisible. The scenery is beautiful, and you’ve captured the feeling of natural and undisturbed nature really well. I love your banksia shots too. Now I’m off to view album #9. Best wishes from Keith.

  • said magikeith

  • 2006.05.20 at 15:35:14 PDT

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  • G'Day Gladys...Well I finaly got the opportunity to finish the last three albums in this series of Tasmania 2006'..now my next question "Are there any unfinshed albums of Tasmania" ? Have truly enjoyed all eight albums as you have shared some awesome images in each album..Sure looks like you had an awesome vacation tour by the reviews from your Peers, including myself..Did have an awesome afternoon with our 5yr old grandson today & got some classic captures (15) of him just clowning around...Thanks for sharing your trip with all of us on webshots...God's Blessings from Texas...Ken

  • said bigdaddy8x14

  • 2006.05.19 at 17:55:54 PDT

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  • Hi Gladys,a wonderful album and great addition to your Tasmanian series,the scenery is so beautiful and I also found the early historic images very interesting.My favourites had to be the ones shot around Wineglass Bay,so beautiful there and unspoilt by mankind.Many thanks for sharing them with us and for your kind comment on my Dartmoor additions.I'll be in Cornwall for the next week and praying for better weather,quite wet at the moment and forecast isn't promising but I'll try and get some photos between the showers,Regards,Rod.

  • said chrisrod100

  • 2006.05.19 at 10:56:36 PDT

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  • Hi Gladys, Thanks for the tour of Tasmania. This album is filled with beautiful and interesting pictures. I liked the panorama's. Thanks for sharing. Cynthia

  • said cayowza

  • 2006.05.19 at 09:14:01 PDT

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  • <font color="#000090" > Hi Gladys, Another set of wonderful pictures! Together they give a comprehensive perspective on this not often seen place. I particularly like your pictures of Wineglass Bay. It looks like an absolutely magnificent and relatively secluded place to spend the day or the week fishing, swimming, and maybe doing some snorkeling. A truly natural paradise! <font color="#b00000" > Best wishes from Florida, Paul. <font color="#000090" > P.S. By the way, is an Aussie Dunny the same as an American Outhouse? It certainly looks it. </font>

  • said paul_fernandez

  • 2006.05.18 at 05:49:19 PDT

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  • Thank you for the comment on the Random Shots - I took that last August just after I got the new camera. This week I got a lens extender so my max zoom has gone from 12x to 18x. I will probably be getting some pics with it on Sunday. As for the file name/title thingamabob, that is where you put the file number in front of the file title thereby maintaining the best of both worlds. I plan to adopt that methodology on new albums and retrofit it onto some of the older ones.

  • said meabbott

  • 2006.05.18 at 05:19:40 PDT

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  • Great set!! And it looks like you solved the image name/title problem for me. Thanks for creating a lot of work for me. :

  • said meabbott

  • 2006.05.17 at 17:18:45 PDT

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  • Thanks Gladys, but believe me, if you look at other albums (such as The Day Of The Postman) you'll see the difference that some sun can make! :o) Just how many pics of Tasmania did you take? :o) Ciao! Roberto

  • said rodemicheli

  • 2006.05.17 at 06:43:21 PDT

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  • Gorgeous Wineglass Bay! I like your entry shot. Also Richardson's Beach. Hope you had a fun trip! I'm still posting my pics on flickr until I free up some time in a couple of weeks. Until then... Keith in Utah

  • said hiker56

  • 2006.05.17 at 04:35:59 PDT

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  • Such a wonderful album! Beautiful scenery! joan

  • said ta2

  • 2006.05.16 at 23:10:27 PDT

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  • Well i envy you getting to Tasmania, i have not been there since the late 70's when i did the Cradle Mountain Walk with friends, i did not have a camera at the time but a friend did, so i have copies of old pictures that i have scanned, the car is wonderful like the other pics, save the Packard to my vehicle collection, also loved the old machinery. All the best Martin P.S. I intend going back there one day with the camera oh and not to forget the wife lol

  • said superroo351

  • 2006.05.16 at 20:45:02 PDT

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  • Hi Gladys, thanks for this edition of your series on Tasmania. I was surprised at how much it resembles this part of the U.S. - except for all the water and beaches. I suppose at one time, Texas and New Mexico still had its receding waters; but that was eons before anyone settled here. The banksia always fascinate me, as do the old relics of times gone by. Best wishes always, Charlotte in TX

  • said barnchaser

  • 2006.05.16 at 11:51:00 PDT

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  • Hi Gladys! I like lots of things in here mate. The shots of rural Swansea, all the bays and beaches shots and I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of that fatastic sunset. Catch you later. Hugs mate! Al

  • said shortshooter

  • 2006.05.16 at 02:07:15 PDT

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  • Hi Gladys! Thought I'd start my tour here as this was my favourite place to visit and I must say you bought back some wonderful memories and got some beautiful photos, also of places I didn't get to! I particularly loved your photos from the Honeymoon Bay area (I would have liked to have gone there but we were on a whirlwind trip) and was going to comment on your actual photos but for some reason it doesn't seem to work for me at the moment...Love the banskia - is such a beautiful flower! and also the birdwatchers on the beach! It was raining very hard when we passed through friendly beaches so we gave it a miss. Your sunset photo is absolutely gorgeous!! Thankyou very much for your comments in my guestbook and I will slowly make my way around your other Tassie albums - looking forward to it! Best wishes and hugs, Kate

  • said klb49100

  • 2006.05.15 at 15:04:43 PDT

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  • Good day Gladys, What a remarkable slideshow. Very informative. Great photos of years past,Blk swams, Honeymoon Bay , Kool letter box( I might have to make one of those, and Very interresting about the baby birds, and breeding area. All in all A wonderful and Beautiful album!! Thank you very much for the sweet comment in my featured album. You take care now, and Gods bountiful blessings be with you. Marilyn :):)

  • said velvet7777

  • 2006.05.15 at 09:17:37 PDT

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