Mid City Hobart
96 Bathurst Street Hobart, Tasmania, 7000, Australia
Check Rates and Availability
mm/dd/yyyy
mm/dd/yyyy
Travel Blogs Nearby
Tassie!
... a 5-hour INTENSE hike where we pretty much had to mountain climb for the last hour up the mountain. Before we went up the mountain I was really nervous because although we’ve done a lot of hiking so far, they’ve all been reasonable hikes that only took about an hour or two. But this was really strenuous and actually pretty dangerous, so I was naturally nervous, as all of you know how clumsy and accident-prone I ...
Finding Penguins, old and new everywhere
Today I am just going to load up some photos of Penguin Hunter's lair. Besides the old Allan Lane numbered books on shelves there is a good set of King Penguins being accumulated also (more on those in another entry sometime). I am distributing little trinkets of Penguin collectables around the room, mainly on shelves or pinned to doors as I don't have the privilege of secure glass cases to put these things in.
Enjoy the photos to date of what is happening here.
...
Back to where it all began
... 2 minute drive down the road from there and regardless of the rain all but two of the group decided we’d put on the brave face and walk through the park. Gaz took us for a very quick orientation session then let us loose.
We got to see one of the Rangers feeding the Devils (a mamma and four baby boys) and I tell you that was a sight both interesting and disgusting. They argue over their food and make the most atrocious sound. We were told that even if enough food went in ...
Tassie-land
... forever be carved into my heart, a few hours which broke the ice and bond people together the way that they are in touch since that moment on.
Day 6: February 6
Not that far away from Antarctica, weather in Western Tasmania, and especially in the Cradle Mt. micro-region, can change literally during a few minutes. Partially dried out from the previous day hiking, a few of us decided to walk around the cobalt blue waters of Lake Dove nestled underneath Cradle ...
Our love Affair with Tasmania.........
... them dead on the side of the road than in the wild!
It is hard to believe that our five weeks in Australia is drawing to a close. Where has the time gone?
So I finish this last blog from Aus with a salute to all our Aussie friends and to the ex pats who have done so much to make our stay so enjoyable. Your generosity and kindness will be long remembered by us both and we can only hope we will be able to return your hospitality in Clonmel and Castlegregory sooner ...



