Rock Pool, The Franklin River, Tasmania Sunrise-Kati-Thanda-Lake-Eyre-Tom-Putt_f9d74ea6-3d1c-4976-b800-0b270f9c1783 and the first drops of

and the first drops of rain began to fall

Each ripple told a story of the wind's gentle caress

Lake Pukaki from above

casting long shadows and emphasizing the textures of the landscape

Rock Pool, The Franklin River, Tasmania Sunrise-Kati-Thanda-Lake-Eyre-Tom-Putt_f9d74ea6-3d1c-4976-b800-0b270f9c1783 and the first drops ofThe Franklin River indeed holds a special place in Australian environmental history and is an iconic symbol of conservation success. The decision not to dam the river in 1983 was a significant moment that led to the protection of this pristine wilderness area for future generations to enjoy. Today we get to enjoy the wild and rugged beauty of this incredible river. Deep in the southwest of Tasmania, the Franklin River is one of the few places where