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[Hummingbird291]

Lack Mackintosh is created by the Tullabadine Dam, and is located on Tasmania's west coast, near the township of Tullah, follow the signs on the nothern end of Tullah,
To get to the campsite you must drive over the spillway of the dam, so if the dam is in flood, there is no access, however this would provide a fantastic photo opportunity so worth visiting anyway.
The campsites are varied, from camping next to a smaller dam wall on bitumen, (follow the road to the right at the fork) or there is a smaller area that could hold a small tent near the boat ramp (follow the right fork in the road) there is also an open area between the forks that can be camped on, but this ground is very hard and rocky,
There are no facilities at this dam, so you need to bring in all your needs, the dam is known for fishing, however must admit I'm yet to catch anything either time i visited here, but to make up for that There is fantastic photo opportunities, (I will admit these were taken while i was on a small dinghy)

[Shane V]

Thanks for the info Nett. It is a beautiful spot. I'll have to get back there at some point, even if it is just to take some images.
You're s are beautiful...well shot. Love the reflections.

[Mystic]

Thanks Nett. Love the reflections in that first shot of yours. Have been out there a couple of times, but not camped there, and it really does have a lot of great stuff to photograph.

[midgetyone]

Mmmm all this great photography is tickling the West Coast bug inside me.......

Great shots

[Shane V]

It has a habit of doing that Chris ...I know it does me when I see some gorgeous shots of places over here.

[Hummingbird291]

thanks guys, im really proud of the way those two came out, hoping to put up a comment (and hopefully photos) of each of the campgrounds we find, at the moment were focusing here on the west coast, got some great pics of the pieman dam to put next