NATURAL HERITAGE

NATURAL HERITAGE

Tasmania's fossil sites reveal some of the richest examples of a variety of ancient plants that existed here up to 55 million years ago.

In May 2001 11 more fossil flora sites were entered into the interim list of the register of the National Estate.

The new entries Browns Bluff (Tamar River),Marionoak,Cethana,Hasties,Lea River,Locharbour,Monpeelyata,Little Rapid River,Coal Head,Mersey Cathedral and Wilsons Creek.

Entries previously listed on The register of the National estate.

Regatta Point 1999
Linda Moraine 1998
Fossil Bluff 1982

The largest single sale of Huon Pine
in Webster Ltd's 160 year history
was offered in December 2001.

The wood supplied by a private vendor
company was mostly recovered from
Lake Burbury and Southern forestry operations.

Interest is always strong for such lots amongst
furniture makers and crafts people.

View examples of Huon Pine here:

DAVID FENTON"S PHOTOS

TASMANIAN TIMBER CRAFTS

http://www.tasmanianauctioneers.com.au

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Here's the house from the back.

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Here's the yard and garden.

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Here we may talk about some of our landscaping plans.