Carolyn Beasley
Freelance Travel and Environment Writer at Freelance
Freelance travel and environment writer, marine scientist. Contributor @ StraitsTimes, South China Morning Post, The Australian, NZ Herald, Travel + Leisure SEA
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3 weeks ago |
travelandleisureasia.com | Carolyn Beasley
IN THE GOLDEN GLOW of sunset on the wide expanse of Cable Beach in Broome, Western Australia, Johani Mamid of Mabu Baru Broome Aboriginal Tours beams. We’re lucky; today is a particularly low tide. Pointing with his boomerang to a tidal puddle, Johani drops to his knees, scraping back the wet sand. Soon we see it, immortalized in the underlying rock. The fossilized footprint of a dinosaur.
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3 weeks ago |
travelandleisureasia.com | Carolyn Beasley
IN THE GOLDEN GLOW of sunset on the wide expanse of Cable Beach in Broome, Western Australia, Johani Mamid of Mabu Baru Broome Aboriginal Tours beams. We’re lucky; today is a particularly low tide. Pointing with his boomerang to a tidal puddle, Johani drops to his knees, scraping back the wet sand. Soon we see it, immortalized in the underlying rock. The fossilized footprint of a dinosaur.
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2 months ago |
nzherald.co.nz | Carolyn Beasley
Guests at Stillwater Seven receive freshly baked croissants delivered to their door each morning. Photo / Carolyn BeasleyIn Tasmania, Stillwater Seven is situated in an old flour mill dating to the 1840s. It has always been an icon of Launceston’s dining scene and is considered one of the best in Tassie, with luxury accommodation to boot, writes Carolyn BeasleyAt the time of his death in 1920, David Ritchie, aged almost 91, was one of the oldest people in northern Tasmania.
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2 months ago |
travelandleisureasia.com | Carolyn Beasley
“This is Waldheim, where there is no time and nothing matters,” proclaims the sign. It’s quoting Gustav Weindorfer, who together with wife Kate, established a guest house called Waldheim here in the rugged Tasmanian mountains in 1912. Their chalet marked the start of the state’s wilderness tourism industry, and today it marks the beginning of the 65-kilometer Overland Track, the most famous Tasmanian hike. Peering down the track from Waldheim, I consider the six days of walking ahead.
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2 months ago |
travelandleisureasia.com | Carolyn Beasley
“This is Waldheim, where there is no time and nothing matters,” proclaims the sign. It’s quoting Gustav Weindorfer, who together with wife Kate, established a guest house called Waldheim here in the rugged Tasmanian mountains in 1912. Their chalet marked the start of the state’s wilderness tourism industry, and today it marks the beginning of the 65-kilometer Overland Track, the most famous Tasmanian hike. Peering down the track from Waldheim, I consider the six days ahead.
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