We had a scenic drive around the harbour, Risby cove, Regetta Point, Mill Bay & Letts Bay to name a few. Hogarth falls at the peoples park was a very pleasant stroll.
The hills & clouds mingling.
Strahan Town.
Strahan on a sunny day.
This boat partially carved.
Part of Tasmania's longest Beach.
The Wind was howling & the waves were huge.
Stepping stones to get to Hogarth Falls.
Strahan from the water tower lookout.
Me at the look out.
Shanty town at Lett's Bay.
Pretty walk to Hogarth Falls.
Hogarth Falls.
Still in Strahan, we paid $2.50 each and when to a local's house, he finds wood that look like items below. It was the best money we have spend. Excellent imagination.
QUEENSTOWN.
The drive from Strahan to Queenstown was stunning topography. The landscape around Queenstown was simply splendid and a must see. Queenstown museum was amazing.
Nice!
Lovely Lakes.
We needed this to warm us, as it has been sooooo cold.
Charlie's supermarket.
Queenstown Post office.
The old pub, having some desperately needed work done.
Steve reading about the mining boom in Queenstown.
Queenstown from the Look out.
Evans again.
The only gravel footy field.
Nice.
The Canon & mountains.
Steam Train.
ZEEHAN.
Another old mining town, the museum was incredible, it encompasses 7 hectare's of over 30 themed displays & exhibits.
The Post Office.
The Old Theatre (Now part of the museum).
Old posters in the Theatre.
Steve watching a movie.
The kissing seat's.
TRIAL HARBOUR.
A fascinating little Township, a dirt, windy road to get here, yet simply stunning.
The top part of Tasmania's longest Beach. This Township was once a working Port.
Beach & ocean.
Nice.
The dunes meet the ocean.
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