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Autumn/Fall

October 8, 2017January 15, 2018snippetsofsuri

Collection of photos taken during Autumn/Fall season from different countries I have lived in 🙂

Photography, Seasons Activities, Adventure, Australia, Autumn, Canada, Colours, Fall, Iphone, leaves, Nature, Nikon Photography, NikonD800, Photography, USA 4 Comments

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The last three weeks have been one epic journey! It’s hard to believe that I pedalled a total of 1315km covering a 15,220m elevation gain (15.2km!)!! I’m incredibly thankful to be able to explore Tasmania on a bike and especially grateful to be able to do so in this Covid world that we live in now. It was truly an unforgettable experience! I absolutely loved the challenges, definitely not for the faint hearted 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼

Cycle Tasmania – Day 21 – Deloraine to Launceston

Cycle Tasmania – Day 20 – Devonport to Deloraine

Cycle Tasmania – Day 19 – Cradle Mountain to Devonport – MISSION ABORTED – heavy rain and very strong gusty winds

Cycle Tasmania – Day 18 – Tullah to Cradle Mountain

Cycle Tasmania – Day 17 – Strahan to Tullah

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