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Going and snowing
... lights going around the windy roads. Just before Derwent bridge we noticed something that looked like rain but was falling softer. We quickly realized that it was cute little snow flakes falling. as we drove on it became to snow harder. It was very beautiful.
Just before Derwent Bridge we pulled into a place called The Wall. it is a huge shed in the middle of nowhere which is filled with amazing wood carving. and one massive ...
West Coast Wilderness Railway
... or rainforest tracks with possible leaches!!!) with interpretive commentary and on-board guides. We left Strahan at about 10am and got to Queenstown at 3pm (with about 3 stops – one for lunch!) then back to Strahan by about 4pm.
The West Coast Wilderness Railway is a restoration of the original Mt Lyell Mining and Railway Co. Ltd. Railway, built on the edge of civilisation in 1896 to get ...
I I R
... few beers in the local bar which had a couple of pool tables and several TVs showing various forms of gambling opportunities. It is very noticeable in several of the places we have been to that there is a distinct male/female divide. In this bar, all the locals were male. [Or supposedly so. There were one or two who may have been undecided as to which dunny door to go through.]
Back at the motel we congregated in the bar and caught up with the girl from the play who was trying ...
Macquarie Harbour, Sarah Island and Hells Gate
... shelter for the shipyards from the roaring forties blowing up the harbour.
As Sarah Island could not produce food, malnutrition, dysentery, and scurvy were
often rampant among the convict population. The penal colony had to ...
Strahan
... Walk is fine, a nice half hour walk to a waterfall but not particularly impressive. I do the walk round the bay which is much nicer and trek up a very steep hill to see the views out over Gordon River, Macquarie Harbour and out to the Southern Sea. I book myself on a Gordon River Cruise which despite managing to get a good discount for knowing the chatty bus driver is still kinda expensive. But it's the thing to do while in Strahan along with the Western Wilderness Railway ...