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I recently read about the 365 Project that was started by someone who was having difficulty with depression I think.. she took a photo everyday for a year of something that she was grateful for/enjoyed etc
I was wondering if we could do something like that on here, share a picture/ describe something... about something that we are grateful for each day with a little comment.. for instance
Mods... would this be ok?!?
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MaggieSenior Contributor
Thanks @Ant7 The boat trip was a really good decision. Another good pic. Thanks for the journey.
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Ant7Senior Contributor
Hi everyone this is my day 28 photo this is the only swing bridge on the track and it’s very close to the end. My wife had been dreading it as she is scared of heights but she got across it ok. Only a short distance to the last hut the walk had been mostly down hill but every time it went up a little bit my wife mentioned it lol. We met a ranger walking in on our way and spoke to him for a bit they do an amazing job they spend a week or so on the track and maintain the huts clear any fallen trees attend emergency’s and do search and rescue truely amazing people 💙
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Ant7Senior Contributor
Hi everyone this is my day 29 photo. I know it’s just a boat but it’s a pretty good thing to see at the end of a long hard week of walking. At the other end of the lake a few of us helped with getting the packs out of the boat and our packs were the heaviest lol💙
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MaggieSenior Contributor
@Ant7 I wouldn’t be a fan of a swing bridge either. Looks like a fine day and more stunning views.😮
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Ant7Senior Contributor
Thanks @Maggie 💜
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MaggieSenior Contributor
@Ant7 Just saw the boat pic. Though I like my feet on the ground usually, that’s a pretty good looking boat.😊😊
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Ant7Senior Contributor
Hi everyone this is my day 30 photo it is the end marker of the track for us it was five days of walking lots of mud lots of tree roots some pain lots of good people lots of fun lots of great memories. I would recommend this to anyone but be prepared do a lot of research it is not an easy walk. We missed the walk out and the water falls and the extra day side trip to Pine Valley so I guess we have to do it again one day thanks for following on next stop Hobart 💙
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BlueBaySenior Contributor
Love the photo of the boat @Ant7 so peaceful ❤️
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Ant7Senior Contributor
@BlueBay Thanks 💙
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Ant7Senior Contributor
Hi everyone this is my day 31 photo. This is a Cape Barron goose They are massive and quite pretty. We had spent one day in Hobart and headed to Swansea on the east coast for two nights and this day we had gone over to Maria Island it was very nice and we had wanted to do one of the bigger day walks but we were still sore and we didn’t know if we would make it to the top and back before the boat went back it was still a very nice day 💙
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