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Release Date: Tue, Jun 22nd
On this episode Robert, Terri and Bindi head off to Cradle Mountain in Tasmania. Together they discover a Wombat and her baby. They hike out to Marions Peak on Cradle Mountain and have sum fun in the snow.
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Cradle Mountain
Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park is a significant location of the Tasmania. It's endemic species, 40 to 55% of the park's documented alpine flora is endemic. Furthermore, 68% of the higher rainforest species recorded in alpine areas in the Tasmania are present in the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park.
josh bouman from australia
hey guys :)
umm you guys are just the absolute best helping animals, doing what you can to help any living thing in need. aren't animals just the greatest.
bella
cool bindi robert and terrie i bet it was cold well it was.
i have never been to the snow but i bet its fun
Gail from London
I'm off again with the Irwins; we are still in Tasmania but that's fine by me.
It is very nice of you Robert to invite us all along on your travels, so I feel it only polite to comment and thank you and tell you how much I enjoy it.
For me it was worth the journey just to see that beautiful wombat and her baby. Weren't they just gorgeous? They must have come out because they knew the Irwins were visiting. Seeing those lovely wombats in their natural environment was definitely the best part of the journey for me.
The 'Enchanted Forest' looked, dare I say, enchanting.
You all reached Marions Peak and I can just imagine how beautiful the view must have been from there. Snow in Tasmania - didn't know that fact Robert. It looked pretty cold up there.
My computer was playing up a bit and the sound went a bit funny, so hope I didn't miss anything (oh how I hate to miss anything, ha ha). Seeing you all having a good time is plenty enough for me though.
Thanks for sharing Robert and love to Bindi, mum and granddad Bob.
Lots of love, Gail xxxxx
