here's just a few of the 400 odd that I took........
Some of the group making introductions prior to loading the cars onboard the Spirit of Tasmania
And then congregating at Devonport Macca's to make plans for our first day
An interesting weatherboard church in Penguin
A couple of paddy melons just a metre from the small balcony on my room at the Cradle Mountain Chateau.
The next morning looking across the lake on the mountain. Yes, it was cold!!
Mustangs lined up in a quiet Sunday in Zeehan. The township has an incredible local history museum
Some of our group enjoying some refreshments at the beginning of the Gordon River Cruise. This was a real highlight for everyone.
The lighthouse at "Hells Gate", the entrance to Maquarie Harbour.
A small pod of dolphins played around the boat just inside the harbour entrance.
Bob pretending to be captain of the vessel. Thanks for stepping into the breach when required Bob. I am sure it was very appreciated by everyone.
Group members Therese & John during the rain forest lecture. John was obviously enthralled!! Thankfully the goose stepping lecturer did not notice!!
Strahan waterfront building on our return from the cruise.
Strahan harbour the next morning. Taken from the balcony of our accommodation.
Hobart, Constituition Dock, on a wet Monday night.
Group member Wayne became part of the story at Port Arthur.
The church built by convicts from locally quarried stone near Port Arthur.
The sitting room of the Commandants house, Port Arthur.
Stopped in at Puddleduck Winery on the way to Richmond. The owner could not get us around to his shed quckly enough to show us his 1965 GT Fastback. The car was originally brought to Australia by a serving American Military officer. It had been stored in his uncles shed since 1980.
Iconic convict bridge at Richmond.
