Mount Wellington in Tasmania, Australia is a result of millions of years of geological activity. The mountain was created by volcanic activity around 135 million years ago. The landscape includes woodlands, forests, waterfalls, rainforest, dry eucalypt woodland, open sandy flats, and alpine moor. It lies directly behind Hobart at a height of 1270 meters and was formed… Continue reading From Highlands in Hobart to Wetlands in Brisbane