flyingmonk posted: " Sheffield, Tasmania After two days of perfect weather the Cradle Mountain returned to its habits and the clouds came low veiling everything around in a wet mist. So it was the time to leave Cradle Mountain and stopped on the way in Sheffield, a town o" Read on blog or Reader Roaming the world Read on blog or Reader Again on the road flyingmonk February 20 Sheffield, Tasmania After two days of perfect weather the Cradle Mountain returned to its habits and the clouds came low veiling everything around in a wet mist. So it was the time to leave Cradle Mountain and stopped on the way in Sheffield, a town of murals where I met Pedro, the traveling lama. Sheffield, Tasmania The drive to Mount Field makes for another long day of driving. Mount Field is a national park of waterfalls and tarns, small alpine lakes hung by mother nature close to the skies. Russel Falls, Mount Field, Tasmania The 4.5 hour drive – it's long to get to Cradle Mountain but it's also long to get out of it no matter where you may go – was not the most interesting in spite of a collection of lakes on view. But driving down from the mountains helped improved the weather and the sun broke through the clouds. Horseshoe Falls, Mount Field, Tasmania Mount Field is a beautiful park and the waterfall trail is easy and very popular. It's a 2.5 hour loop that passes three waterfalls, Russel, Horseshoe and Lady Barron, crossing on the way in a depth of a forest of very tall trees, an absolutely impressive sight. Tall Trees, Mount Field, Tasmania Lady Barron Falls, Mount Field, Tasmania Like

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