A visit to the Don Railway and Port Sorrel

After lunch Sue and Ken and I went down the road to see the Don Steam Train and then drove to Port Sorrel visiting the Ghost Rock Winery.





We saw these Kniphofia plants in a local garden.

A walk around Salamanca Market

We took a walk around Hobart's famous Salamanca Market.

It was crowded with stalls, tourists and buskers some more classically dressed than others!.

Port Arthur

My apologies to Karen for copying her idea of taking this photograph of the dinghy in Masons Cove, but it was too good a subject not to!!!

What a view of the bay!

This seagull snapped back!

The chapel was quite interesting with individual stalls for each convict

A trip to Port Arthur

This was my first trip to this picturesque part of the world. It was a beautiful day and when Ken and I arrived first thing the location was very quite and peaceful.The gardens and birdlife were interesting as well as the old buildings.




Ken and I took hundreds of photos.

At Mt Wellington, Hobart

Ken and I drove to the top of Mt. Wellington. A gale was blowing hence the cold weather gear!

Ross Bridge

Ken calls me a Japanese tourist with all my technology around my neck, but he also carried three cameras. I was shooting with a film camera, two digitals and also some video! On the way to Port Arthur we visited the famous Ross Bridge aftera spot of lunch at a Ross bakery.