Quality Hobart Airport

... to get the old GPS working on the phone and got their in reasonable time for dinner narrowly avoiding killing the wallaby that decided to hop out in the road whilst I was on my way up. More sensational food and company from the hosts with Scallops and some other guests to add to the spice and allow further imbibing.

Finally crawled back to the spare room into a toasty bed (more electric blanket action - must be a Tassie thing).

... he was able to bring us in and out of the sea caves with the agility and precision of a man who was a true master of his trade. We were about half an hour into the cruise when he heard radio chatter that another boat had sighted some whales earlier in the morning. With our hearts skipping beats, we began to help him scour all around for any visible signs of the great beasts. "There they are!" He yelled after a full 15 minutes of impatient anticipation. He truly has the eye ...

... best Angler. She had apparently won the angling championship many years in this area. Wouldn't it be nice if all men were so proud of their wives? Port Arthur is situated on one of Tasmania's most beautiful areas on the tip of the Tasman peninsula and is Australia's foremost convict site. However the beauty of the area belies the harshness of life for the convicts here. And the very sad monument to the 35 people killed by Martin Bryant in April ...

... classes began in 1835) is the oldest state school in Australia that's still in use. Of course, the Poppletons could not visit Hobart without a visit to Cadbury chocolate factory! Rumours that the factory is closed to visitors are correct and also very disappointing. The Visitor Centre now charges $15 for a family to view a short film of the chocolate making process and gain entry to the chocolate shop where there's an opportunity to purchase discounted ...

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... excess option 1 or 2, imprints of credit cards, windscreen replacement and unsealed roads left one somewhat jaded. Eventually the negotiations completed we were on our way, well 500m down the road to an outdoor shop to buy stuff and then to a supermarket for provisions for the week. Both were quite chuffed with our new home though, the way in which every compartment had about 10 uses, i.e. the cutlery draw opens out to be ...

... really enjoy this, it's not a cruise around the island, it's an adventure trip and the swell should be really good today"........ As Val was already wearing a number of layers before getting on the boat, she was keen to put on the woolly hat and red oil skin macs as soon as she could. I have to say the organisation was excellent and they looked after you well, to the point where we were all given ginger tablets to settle the old stomach (before setting ...

... a hours drive from Hobart. I joined a walking tour which pointed out several of these buildings and then let us explore on our for a bit. The Governors house was favorite as they lived in relative luxury complete with wife and kids while th convicts were in small cells. I then joined a cruise out to the Isle of the Dead - the cemetery where they buried convicts and freemen of the time before heading back for lunch with the group ...

... were going to cook their pasta that night). Fortunately we found a campsite with bunkhouse and kitchen facilities where they made dinner whilst I played cricket with a couple of local families and Rob got stuck in to a Stanley goonbag. Next on the tour de Tas was Freycinet National Park featuring the famous Wineglass Bay so we loaded up Norris again and headed north. The good thing was we still had radio reception and I kept the ...

... and were able to book a hotel room for the night. According to the brochure it should have been $130, but turned out to be only $106. In supposedly a 4 ½ star and quite close to where we have to pick up the car tomorrow. Walked back to IBIS where we checked out and collected our luggage. We also tried making a reservation for our next time in Sydney (Oct 29-31) but must be a convention or sth then as fully booked. Will have to pop into a travel ...