Stan the cheeky child. The loving husband. Stan the son. The brother. The father. The grandfather. The great-grandfather.
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After a long Tassie winter and too few adventures, it was time to hike Cape Raoul where the sun broke through and painted the cliffs crimson. I was overcome by the dazzling display before day’s end.
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Tasmania has long held a special place in my heart, hosting many memorable adventures and family holidays. And now Hobart has cast a spell over this mainlander.
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