Days Gone By, Blackmans Bay, TAS

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Catalog Number: TX019
Edition: 300
Image Ratio: 3:1
Days Gone By, Blackmans Bay, TAS

$2,800.00 – $6,000.00
Size
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1
+
Print Dimensions:
INTERNATIONAL PRINT ORDERS:

Due to high shipping costs, prints being delivered beyond Australia will be shipped unframed if they are larger than 30”. If you require a quote for a print to be shipped overseas with frame, please contact us.

Water as smooth as velvet glides over moss-coated rocks in the Aire River. This secluded gully typifies the profusion of life that fills the temperate rainforests and eucalyptus bush along Victoria s southwest coast. It is a tragedy that so many of these incredible areas have been lost. The Otway State Forest is under constant attack from the logging industry. Of course, we need wood, but all interests would be better served by creating a sustainable timber industry and leaving pristine wilderness alone. No longer should we cut down old growth forest. They are sanctuaries - holy places - and are our greatest treasure for the future.
Catalog Number: TX019
Edition: 300
Image Ratio: 3:1
Days Gone By, Blackmans Bay, TAS

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Water as smooth as velvet glides over moss-coated rocks in the Aire River. This secluded gully typifies the profusion of life that fills the temperate rainforests and eucalyptus bush along Victoria s southwest coast. It is a tragedy that so many of these incredible areas have been lost. The Otway State Forest is under constant attack from the logging industry. Of course, we need wood, but all interests would be better served by creating a sustainable timber industry and leaving pristine wilderness alone. No longer should we cut down old growth forest. They are sanctuaries - holy places - and are our greatest treasure for the future.
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Water as smooth as velvet glides over moss-coated rocks in the Aire River. This secluded gully typifies the profusion of life that fills the temperate rainforests and eucalyptus bush along Victoria s southwest coast. It is a tragedy that so many of these incredible areas have been lost. The Otway State Forest is under constant attack from the logging industry. Of course, we need wood, but all interests would be better served by creating a sustainable timber industry and leaving pristine wilderness alone. No longer should we cut down old growth forest. They are sanctuaries - holy places - and are our greatest treasure for the future.
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