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        <title>Slaloming to Coles Bay</title>
        <author><name>Petra Bucheli</name></author>
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            <p><strong>Saturday
18<sup>th</sup> February, 2012</strong></p>

<p>Also
today there were dark clouds in the sky when I started. The first
stop I made in Scamander and walked along the beach. It started
dripping, but did not start to rain. Then I drove over the Marys Pass
at Mount Elephant. After the pass there is a restaurant which
allegedly prepares the best pancakes of Tasmania. So I had to try
them. It is very sympathetically that they also offer gluten free
pancakes. I enjoyed my lunch here.
Then
I drove to Bicheno. Here there are blowholes, but unfortunately it
was low tide. I looked around the rocks and went on.
The
destination of today came closer: Coles Bay. Yesterday I learnt that
there is the Coles Bay triathlon today. The closer I got to the
village, the more cyclist there were. When overtaking I had to pay
attention to the cyclists ahead and the cars and cyclists coming from
the opposite direction. With slow speed I slalomed into Coles Bay. As
the weather looked better now, I decided to go to the Freycinet
National Park. I walked to the lookout platform where could view over
the Wineglass Bay. There was a path leading to the beach. As it was
only 2pm I hiked down to the beach. It is interesting how turquoise
the sea is also here. In the area are big, round rocks. It looks like
giants have been playing marble. On the way I met two wallabies. One
nearly touched me. Back from my strength and endurance training, it
went up over nearly only over natural steps, I did not want yet to go
back to the accommodation. So I visited the Honeymoon Bay and the
Sleepy Bay. These beaches are small and sweet.</p>

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