Waratah on York
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Stanley to Launceston
We wake to a clear morning and a warmish 10 degrees, put another log on the fire and had our continental breakfast (supplied as part of our package by Charlotte). Packed and on the road by about 9.15am, with another couple of stops for photos on the drive back in to Stanley. The sun was rising on The Nut, so the lighting was a bit different. …
Launceston
We had a bit of a sleep in this morning (until 7.30am) then went to breakfast at the Cube, a café/restaurant at Seaport down on the waterfront, then a short drive to Cataract Gorge where we jumped on the chairlift across the gorge to the walking tracks. Apparently, this is the longest single span (308 metres) chairlift in the world. The chairlift …
Beaches, Prisons and Hobart!
... New South Wales. He and a bloke called Bass sailed right into the Tamar River aboard HM Norfolk and anchored off George Town.
Next we drove down to Launceston and take a look at Tasmania’s largest northern town. It’s lovely – very old-fashioned in a ‘50’s-style – and they haven’t pulled down any of their historic buildings so there’s lots of history still to see. We had a nice lunch in a ...
Brunch zum Sekt
... ich auf einmal wieder das Küken. Aber immerhin konnte ich mein Ziel erreichen und mich ein bisschen unterhalten. Zwar wieder auf Deutsch, aber macht ja nichts. Englisch sprech ich schon fliesend, hab also keinen Lerndruck mehr. Außerdem konnte ich mich so für Morgen noch auf eine kleine Wanderung verabreden. Also in etwa genau so, wie ich mir das vorgestellt habe. Ein paar Leute kennenlernen und dann gemeinsam was machen. Wie gestern schon: Geht doch!
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Gorge-ous
... circular swimming hole about 100m in diameter was a manicured green lawn the size of two football fields, basking in the windless sun. A glittering pool, capable of serving swimmers and paddlers, sat a mere 10m from the natural water. A concrete path bordered the north shore, and an ancient (visibly, not structurally) suspension bridge spanned the south edge, where a waterfall billowed and plunged the river into the lake. A two level ...
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