Rained most of the early hours but warm. Went for a walk to the beach, ocean very calm, winds also eased. Sun did finally shine through even if not for long. We have a few other campers here all lovely people.
Fire started from a camp fire.
These people love their fishing.
Finns beach.
All very peaceful.
Lovely spot, Cockle Creek is the most southerly road in Australia, Tasmania. Lots of bays, creeks, and little shacks which are very nice I might add. The bush comes down to the ocean. Here are a few images.
Rose Adams shack whom she lived with her husband, quiet a history on her.
Another shack by Rose’s house. 
The Whale.
Cockle Creek bay.
Left really early to get all the way today. Cockle Creek is the most southerly road in Australia. Beautiful drive, had lots of stops along the way, got in at 4.15 pm so made good time. Here are images from Oatlands to Cockle.
New subdivision, Hobart area.
Driving into Hobart,
Building in Hobart.
Down at the docks by Salamanca.
Huonville. Most beautiful area.
Huonville.
Dover.
Dover.
Finns Beach.
Finns Beach.
Finns Beach.
Camping at Finns Beach, just up from Cockle Creek.
Was a wet night so let the canvas dry before leaving and 3 Kookaburras were sitting laughing. Travelled to Oatlands and camped the night. Nice sunset, very cool and foggy later in the evening.
This has been our camped site for 5 nights at Dora Point.
Coloured sand stones.
Oatlands Windmill, still working for flour milling, this is where I buy my Spelt Flour and rolled oats.
Nice big freedom camping area here.
Odd shower of rain.Headed into St Helen’s and had Fish & Chips at the Skippers which was an old working boat now converted to Takeaway restaurant, really great food. Was eating my tea this evening early and noticed a movement and looked down, there was a Black snake about 12 inches from my foot, so I reached out to get my camera but it retreated back, so I banged my foot on the ground and it went under the camper, but later on I went around to the back of the camper and here it is again looking at me, so banged my foot lots and it went back into the bushes. No photo.
Floating Takeaway’s.
Georges Bay, St Helen’s
Rains are coming.
Yellow Throat Honey eaters.
Beautiful Sunset with stormy skies.
Had a great day, did a couple of things in St Helen’s, then went to Gardens, such a lovely drive up there, did all the bays, walked every where. The boulders and rocks are huge. I found a huntsman spider in my clothes draw, was not happy, so did what I do and pull everything out, spray like crazy then put all back.
Friday 3rd Feb
Had a very relaxing day, weather perfect. Don went into St Helen’s and I stayed back at camp. Did bird watching, washing etc. No photos for day 2.
The water is so clear one thinks its shallow but it isn’t.
Our rock chair we call it.
Went for a drive up the coast, very crowded at the other camp spots. Its 21 deg and in shorts getting some sunlight, feels great. Here’s some shots of the day.
These are some of the smaller rocks. 
This is a big rock, 🙂 
Yellow throat honey eater.
Weather has changed our plans again, we’er off to the east coast its lovely and warm, sunny and no wind. 🙂 Camped at Dora Point.
Dora Point
Bay of Fires, this was the blue hour well and truly it was 8.15 pm.
Pretty cold this morning, cuppa in the sun to warm up. Walked into town to check out the Galleries etc. Lovely town. Have met some great people.
Town
Railway bridge
Now this is a truck. Lovely people its their home.
Freedom camping area.
Judy's Trekabout 