Lonely Planetのインスタグラム(lonelyplanet) - 10月13日 15時04分

#LonelyPlanet writer and photographer, @bainonbike, is currently on the road and snapped this shot of the morning mist covering #Tasmania’s Lake Pedder Impoundment.
At the northern edge of #Tasmania's southwest wilderness, a vast flooded valley system covers the area that once cradled the original Lake Pedder, a spectacularly beautiful natural lake that was the region’s ecological jewel. The lake was home to several endangered species and considered so important that it was the first part of the southwest to be protected within its own national park. But even this status ultimately failed to preserve it and Lake Pedder disappeared beneath the waters in 1972.

These days, trout fishing is popular here. The lake is stocked, and fish caught range from 1kg to the occasional 20kg monster. Small boats or dinghies are discouraged because the lake is 55km long and prone to dangerously large waves.

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