| Tasmania's most famous bush walk, the 50-mile Overland Track winds through St. Clair National Park, in the alpine heart of the island. |
| Clair and Misha dabble their feet in the swimming pool, pondering last night's debate. |
| The interviewer, in a vain attempt to give St Clair another opportunity to repair the damage done by his earlier answer, rephrased the question. |
| The Mountain, now called the Mont St. Clair, also served as a hide-out for privateers and pirates, the most famous of which was Barberoussette. |
| At midmonth, both Lake St Clair and the Western Basin were consolidated with medium and thick lake ice. |
| Turning upwards in tessitura, speed and volume is the second oldest piece on the programme, Franco Donatoni's Clair. |
