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Beverley Skurulis

In the mountain forests near Tullah, where the road winds toward Waratah, the Lady of the Forest stands quietly among the tall timbers. Morning fog lies low, drifting like a soft veil through the ancient trees, muting every sound and wrapping the landscape in stillness. The air is cool and damp, scented with moss and eucalyptus, and the towering trunks rise like silent guardians into the pale light. It is a peaceful place — timeless and hushed — where earth and sky seem to meet, and the spirit of the forest feels both protective and deeply serene.

In the mountain forests near Tullah, where the road winds toward Waratah, the Lady of the Forest stands quietly among the tall timbers. Morning fog lies low, drifting like a soft veil through the ancient trees, muting every sound and wrapping the landscape in stillness. The air is cool and damp, scented with moss and eucalyptus, and the towering trunks rise like silent guardians into the pale light. It is a peaceful place — timeless and hushed — where earth and sky seem to meet, and the spirit of the forest feels both protective and deeply serene.

Lady of the Forest - Tall Timbers

Tasmanian forest walking tracks are all over Tasmania, why don't you come and give some a try?

My Life as a Self Taught Artist

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Peace and Tranquility.

Peace and Tranquility.

Peace and Tranquility.

No.31. in my series of short stories. No 1714 FOR SALE. Peace and Tranquility is mixed media on Canvas. On this wonderful overcast...

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