The Poimenas Part A, Companions of the Abels by Bill Wilkinson | HBThe Poimenas, a natural progression from the Abels (mountains over 1100m high with a drop of at least 150m all around them), are a superb collection of day walks to amenable hills and knolls around Tasmania. This edition (Part A) includes Poimenas in the South West, South East, Central West, Central South and Central East of the state. The walks cater for young children through to experienced walkers and take from 30 minutes to two hours return. Each

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