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Préambule : Cet article risque de sembler un peu long, pour les pressés, un résumé de l'aventure est disponible en fin de page! Afin de laisser Brigitte se reposer de nos 12 000 km parcourus (tout de même!), nous avons décidé de partir une petite semaine en Tasmanie et de louer une voiture sur place (bon OK, c'est aussi parce qu'avoir une voiture qui démarre sans problème tous les matins pendant une semaine, c'est un luxe que nous sommes prêtes à payer!).
La Tasmanie ...
City tour
... of, but there you go - they treated it seriously enough to build the impressive emplacement. Certainly shows the planning and thinking of the Maritime engineers of the day.
However we were treated to good views from this elevated position and it would have made a good place for a picnic. The usual Australian provision - an area being made for you to enjoy your time there. In ...
Hobart to Strahan (via Mt Wellington)
Headed off around 9ish and decided to drive up to Mt Wellington. Glad we did because it's worth the look although my nerves are a little frazzled driving with Chris with some of the hairpin turns! It's really beautiful though at the top and there is a lookout area which shows you the islands you are looking at and what they are e.g. Bruny, Port Arthur etc. Because you are so high you can see the clouds covering some of the areas which is ...
Salamanca Wanderings
... here was no different. The invitation was to join them for a BBQ, so at 5.30 we all congregated and drove out in an elongated convoy out to Old Beach Road, where there were about 10 other couples which made for not just a great evening but also a splendid display of some pretty fab cars as we all parked in a circle on the back lawn.
The famed Aussie barbie outshone its pretty awesome reputation and we were treated ...
Devils on the road
... the elements so it was heads down and trudge onward. Large parts took us through ancient forests, some looking quite eerie with the skeletal remains of leafless white Snow Gum trees, their shallow roots desperately clinging to the ground to stay upright. Other wooded areas looked more mysterious and jungle like, with twisted roots and branches cloaked in green mosses and lichens. At times we were close to the water usually brown with the effects of peat. With the ...
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