| Edge of the World |
| We were staying at Arthur River for the night and decided to see what there was to do in town. We soon came across a sign to the "Edge of the World", a place that we just had to see. Getting out of the car the fierce cold wind hit us, we continued on down the walking track, which turned into a boardwalk. A junction lead towards the sea on the right, the left went up a small rise to a lookout. We braved the walk to the right to the end of the boardwalk. It was cold and the wind made it hard to stand upright. Waves had caused a small inlet to fill with foam. After a few photos we headed for the lookout. A few information boards told you about the area and its history. After a few minutes it was time to go back and warm up again. |
| Location Map |
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| Walk Map |
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| Views from the boardwalk | Views from the boardwalk | Views from the boardwalk |
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| Views from the boardwalk | Views from the boardwalk | Views from the boardwalk |
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| Boardwalk | Foam build-up in small inlet | |
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| Loads of foam | ||
| Inscription:- |
The Edge of the World North West Coast Tasmania I cast my pebble onto the shore of Eternity To be washed by the ocean of time It has shape form and substance It is me One day I will be no more But my pebble will remain here On the shore of Eternity Mute witness for the eons That today I came and stood At the edge of the world - Brian Inder |
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| At the lookout looking out to sea | Information boards | |
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| Logs - washed up onto the shoreline | ||
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| Looking towards Arthur River | ||