When the rest of the
Northern Hemisphere is excited about the coming of Spring, here in Tasmania in
the other side of the world, we are experiencing discernible change to milder,
clear days. It only means that winter is fast approaching. But before that I took
the chance to enjoy what autumn in Tasmania is like.
On the contrary to
the belief of many that Hobart, Tasmania is the second driest Australian
capital after Adelaide, we experience four distinct seasons unlike in the
mainland. You can even experience these four seasons in one day... and for many
Tasmanians, Autumn is the favourite season of them all. It is considered the
mellow season, with calm, sunny days. Autumn Fall begins in March and ends in
May. The daylight diminishes and the nights become colder.
The beauty that fall
brings is breath-taking. The island's deciduous trees reveal a spectacular
canvas of greens, reds, gold and ochres. Tasmania’s beauty is decorated by its autumn riches – fresh harvest
produce, excellent wine, stunning autumn walks and trails and sophisticated
heritage mansions will captivate your senses.
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