Tasmania 40°South Issue 93, Winter 2019INSIDE ISSUE 93: William Buelow Gould Terry Mulhern The kayak effect Don Defenderfer Restore Pedder Christine Milne Cataract Gorge Fiona Stocker A la Louise: Food to go Louise Bowers Wine: A personal journey James Fouch About Books: To tell or not to tell Lian Tanner AND MUCH MORE From the editor: Lake Pedder in south western Tasmania was formed during the last Ice Age. It was extraordinarily beautiful. It lay in a large, flat valley, the source of

The gods must be disabled is an amalgam of Ben’s working life

The hop kilns were built from local materials and reflect the energy

The Van Diemen’s History Prize 2018-2019 winning article | The fantasy of the past by Paige Gleeson

and made of steel

punish and reform those who trespassed against it

Her friendship gives Ollie the strength to deal with challenges

despite being young

Steve (as he was known) had to lug his cumbersome camera and fragile glass plates through trackless

The contrast of industrial whaling with the supremely beautiful Antarctic environment was not lost on any of the young men

rapacity and violence in Van Diemen’s Land

This colour-coded guide

There is nothing else to see