Today
we are leaving Tasmania, flying from Launceston to Melbourne. It’s
been a good week, although much colder than we anticipated. At least
the rain stopped for our last full day of sightseeing.
One
of the more enjoyable days was the drive out of Hobart to the top of
Mt. Wellington. It was cold and windy at the summit, and the landscape
felt as if we had reached the end of the earth.
The first two pictures at the end of this post show me standing at the summit in front of the boulders beside the boardwalk.
Unfortunately,
there aren’t any pictures from our boat ride out of Port Arthur. The
camera was in my pocket but it was way too rough and windy to even think
about pictures.
The third picture with this
post was taken beside the Tamar River in Launceston. There were some
great walking trails by the river where the water was high enough and
wide enough to look as if we were standing beside the ocean.
We are sorry to be leaving Tassie but we are looking forward to warmer weather when we reach the mainland.
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| Sue on the boardwalk at Mt Wellington |
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| Sue in front of boulders at Mt Wellington |
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