Love is in the air

[Julafreak]

Hey folks,
Ive just celebrated my 3 year anniversary with my girlfriend and it didnt turn out to be as romantic as we both thought it would be. Part of it because we're not physically together. She's a thousand miles away from where Im currently studying . Anyway it got me into thinking about romantic ideas and somehow related it to Tasmania (A lovely and romantic state itself). So Im wondering if this thread could get us into discussing and sharing great ideas, more specifically, the romantic things we can do here in Tassie, ie: a slow relaxing boat ride into lake rowallan, the best spot for sunset or sunrise views, the best hideout for star gazing, ANYTHING

[Ent]

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[geoskid]

Note, takes longer on the way back

Cheers Brett

Why, did you trip over a bush

[ILUVSWTAS]

Dont ask me, I spent my first honeymoon on PB while the wife was at home....

[corvus]

My Daughter and Son in Law had a magical weekend (so they tell me) at Lemontyme Lodge and they are not outdoorsy type folks.
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[DonQx]

Does this count? ....

... getting married on a Tassie beach with full moon rising? ...











... followed by honeymoon on the Overland Track in winter ...

WARNING for the unwary ... re. "Love is in the air" ... the highly pleasing & comforting bits tend to come & go in the long term

[Ent]

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[Julafreak]

Note, takes longer on the way back

Cheers Brett

Why, did you trip over a bush

Trip over? not into?

[Julafreak]

Nice pictures DonQx! That's a very special way to get married (well, at least to me since the only marriages Ive seen are either the ones in churches with bored relatives looking on or low profile Vegas type). I rummaged through my photo collection and found a photo I took up on mt wellington during sunrise. It was magical

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[flyfisher]

I like it--very nice

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