I see your crochet koala and sloth. This is a baby kermit from startrek my coworker made1yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Wombat at Cradle Mountain. Couldn't get a clear photo when it was moving, but she has a pouch with a joey.3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Go to New Zealand they said, there's no dangerous animals there they said, and you definitely won't get eaten alive.4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Rhino (and oxpecker bird) in field above Akaroa. No sign or anything it's just there.4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Matching house and car in Hobart (this was a triumph, I'm making a note here; Huge success)4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
This guy I met on the Rees is a 65yo ex-farmer from Coromandel now spending his retirement going tramping around the south island. What a legend!4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Tourist here, the World famous in New Zealand cracks me up every time!5yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Bright blue glacial melt water of Lake Tekapo with rain over the Southern Alps4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Main street Hobart. Also 30C today which is obviously nothing special for most Australians, but almost never happens here!3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Standard serviced DOC hut (this one is Dart). Incredibly good value at $15/night considering they would have to helicopter everything in to build it, and pay the wages of the rangers who look after the area.4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Snowgum in the rain. The twisted limbs make it look like it's survived a hard existence through many years of frost, snow and drought (it has).3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Quokka sleeping on it's tail, it's the middle of the day and it's literally in the centre of town as you can see from the pine bark.2yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Hobart is a small place, was on the Pipeline Track and ran into my neighbour Totoro4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
One of the locals at Muttonbird Hut (WA). He's just your friendly neighbourhood spider, man.1yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Amongst the kids Christmas books in the Target checkout queue. Haven't heard from Aunty Donna for years1yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Classic view of trees growing in direction of coastal wind on Maria Island (Tas)3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Black Mirror due to tannin from plants. Water is perfectly drinkable (Square Lake in Tas).3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Interesting looking old library (Coronation Library Building) in Akaroa, now a 2nd hand book swap.4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Falcon XM (Hobart), according to wikipedia this model built between 1964 and 1965.2yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Mildly frustrating, not so obvious during the day because you can't see the flame, but at night the bridge and flame don't line up with the Cenotaph. (Hobart)4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
View of Tasmanian mountains from Mt Pegasus. This is where we turned back due to an incoming front (next campsite is on the right of the distant saddle and is very exposed)3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
The Thumbs and Gordon Plains in Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park (Tas)4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Just outside main Walls of Jerusalem area in Tasmania (side of Mt Jerusalem on left with Zion Gate in middle). Those dead pencil pines are from fires in the 60's4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Ridiculous sunset in Hobart tonight after an unremarkable grey overcast day. Looks oversaturated but only processing was whatever phone does in HDR mode and it looked like that in person.3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
It's been 5 years since I was last in Christchurch and to me it looks amazing. The buildings are all new and modern, and there's restaurants/bars/shops and people everywhere. So different from the way I remembered it!5yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Restrained boab. Definitely won't go on a Day of the Triffids rampage when it escapes (on bike path to North Fremantle station)2yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Old concrete works silos and clinker store on Maria Island. In this flat light it looks like a post-apocalyptic ruin from our future.3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
I always thought Spotlight was a bit messy and disorganised, now it just looks messy and sad.2yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/tasmania
Some ducks going for a walk this morning in Queenstown. Waddled down Shotover Street, turned left around council building, did another left at Beach Street, walked down that to Earnslaw Park, hung a right to get to the water. Followed to make sure they didn't get run over!4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
New public hut at Waterfall Valley (Tas) with view of Barn Bluff. Had a massive gas heater and a bank of solar for lights. Definitely looks much better than the private huts which are now > 20 yrs old.3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Great campsite on Gould Plateau (Tas), Mt Olympos on left and Mt Byron on right4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Hobart rivulet last night after rain all day. 2 years ago it got over the retaining wall and washed some parked cars away. There was mud everywhere on the streets.4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Long section of fence suspended in the air after river shifted, Rees-Dart track.4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Very 80's design Chinese restaurant in Hobart. There's a lot going on here, 4 different neon colours, 2 different fonts (especially the jaunty angle of the cursive Restaurant), a variety of octagonal windows and for some reason what looks like stylised Ionic column tops along the awning.3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
New Town Rivulet, the great circle of life completes as this shopping trolley finds its resting place.1yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/tasmania
No one else in Mangaturuturu Hut. Thanks to whoever left the candles behind to provide extra light!4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Fremantle at night, this path felt sterile and slightly unnerving, a bit like a Jeffrey Smart landscape. I'm sure it's lovely in the day.2yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Modernist style Jaffa House building with some very 70's orange glass panels1yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/tasmania
Staying at Makarora which is almost entirely built of A-frames in various configurations. Someone really really liked these things. Looks like it was made in the 70's.5yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
View from Coldwater Hut on Lake Rotoiti in Nelson Lakes. Jetty leads directly to hut. (pre-isolation)4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Someone (porkchopling) said yesterday For every kea you see there are two more behind you stealing your shit. Can confirm.5yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
The Needles in Tas still burnt out from the 2019 bushfires which stopped at the cliff on the right leaving the valley below untouched. Also slightly confusing perspecitve, the red person is a child being carried in a backpack.4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Plants colonising outdoor section of abandoned hardware store in Hobart.3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Upgraded to 5.1 with a REL HT/1003 subwoofer and Dayton Audio B652 Air surrounds (added to Monitor Audio Bronze 6 floorstanders, Monitor Audio Bronze Centre, Yamaha A780, PS4Pro, Nvidia Shield TV)5yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/hometheater
Flooded Lake Pedder and layers of mountains in south west Tasmania (from Mt Sprent)4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Green fagus leaves (which are just as beautiful as their autumn colours)2yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/tasmania
Someone asked me about scoparia on a previous post, this is what it looks like. It's the main reason you need to wear gaiters (apart from snakes) bushwalking in Tas because the leaves are sharp AF. Pushing through this stuff is a nightmare, especially if you fall over!3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Dappled light and mossy green forest in Aspiring National Park (pre-shutdown)4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
70's themed room in pub next to Auckland airport. It's got everything, lime green cushions, orange carpet, wood panels, that lampshade and all the memorabilia.5yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Deserted building looming over an electrical substation from a company which no longer exists (Hobart)3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Ruins of an oast house on Maria Island. The round structure was a kiln for drying hops, and there's a collapsed one where the pile of bricks is.3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Young Peak behind a vertical wall of rock at the head of Young Basin. Taken from Gillespie Pass pre-isolation4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Giant's House in Akaroa. There is an insane amount of detail and things to look at. I don't know much about gardens, but I'm pretty sure this is unique.4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
UFO in Hobart would have remained hidden in plain sight if it weren't for the sci-fi colours today.3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/tasmania
UFO in Hobart would have remained hidden in plain sight if it weren't for the sci-fi colours today.3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
New (since I last visited Wanaka) watersports buildling. Looks like a fortress designed using the Quake 1 engine.4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Deep fried maple leaves in Minoh (Osaka). Tastes like anything else deep fried.4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/mildlyinteresting
Chess set in Twizel made of traffic cones and metal hardware (door handles? fireplace ornaments?)4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Brief rain shower over Twizel lit by setting sun. Mostly evaporated before hitting ground.4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
In Franz Josef, interesting mixture of modern motels and backpackers, and a few very old houses.5yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
New-ish parliament offices in Hobart, looks better than the brutalist concrete monolith it replaces.4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
I haven't been to TMAG for a while but it seems to have less stuff. There used to be a massive centrepiece in the atrium with a staircase spiralling up and various objects in it, and birds hanging from the roof. The cafe no longer exists either.3yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/tasmania
Residential towers in Melb. I've never lived in one, I imagine it must be like a hotel where you have to wait for lifts just to get in and out of you apartment. (photo from last year pre-COVID).4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/australia
Stingray just cruising around the Picton marina. Crikey, it's partially out of the water!5yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
Very spacious Waihohonu Hut, especially compared to the old one which is nearby.4yr ⋅ Nier_Tomato ⋅ r/newzealand
