Packed the Thermos and picnic bag and headed up to the very top of the Tamar, calling into all the little bays along the way, just beautiful. Its been awhile since we’ve been out since our start of the house sit as I came down with a virus so sat that out. Love walking the dogs and checking where everything is in our area, feeling like the local, love it.
Jetty at Rosevears
Tamar at Rosevears
Looking from Jetty back to Rosevears Accommodation
Beauty Point,Looking over towards the Seahorse and Aquarium
Mining over the other side of the Tamar from Beauty Point,its Bauxite they are mining Aluminum
The bay at Beauty Point
The best Fish and Chips I’ve ever eaten. Beauty Point, hence the birds. But I loved the imitation news paper print on the wrapping ,just like the old days.
Cargo ship exporting the Bauxite
Clarence Point
Green Beach the very tip of the Tamar looking out to sea.I love the patterns in sand
Daffodils growing everywhere on sides of the road and in paddocks, reminds me of NZ as we have the same thing in places.
On the drive home the last magic hour for lighting
Our ferry, its very cool at present, its 8 am.
Another plant.
Off to drop the crayfish pots.
Old plant that is now not working, not sure what they were producing.
These people are heading back from sleeping over.
Silo’s.
We’re all taking in the view of where we’ll be for the next 6 hours.
I did the red circuit and the orange circuit.
Jetty in background, silos can be seen.
Dormitories.
BBQ and shelters. Looking back over towards Triabunna.
Wombat wondering around.
Top 2 images are fossils of sea shells, Oysters.
Fossils quarry down on left.
This is the way to start climbing the hill over there yonder, you can see some people in the right hand side going up the track.
Convict Barn from 1844
Looking down to the settlement.
Tasmanian Native Hen.
Fossils quarry cliff, the person shows just how big it is.
View from half way up the hill on circuit.
Painted Cliffs.
Heading down to the Painted cliffs, the peninsula out across the bay is where they are. Tide in makes it a bit harder to get good shots of the cliffs, I’ll just do what I can.
On way back to settlement where the Maria ferry will pick us up in the bay from Jetty.
Seven Mile beach
Looking other way.
Pippies and shell.
Dragonfly sunning.
Copperhead sunning on the track.
Nawantapu wetlands
Patterns of grasses washed up
Sand patterns.
Two bays meet here. 
Big baby Bennett’s having a drink. 
Tasmanian Green Parrot.
Meat eating ant.
Finns Beach
Finns Beach
Filthy toilet rubbish on the edge of the beach, we have seen a lot of this sort of thing, absolutely filthy.
Went for a walk and came across this beautiful garden in the middle of nowhere.
This is our camp spot at Finns beach, clean drop toilets, ocean on the right, forest on our left. Magic spot.
Two wee Baby Wrens, I watched them for ages, mum was coming and feeding them.
Dad sitting watching me I think, so moved away, let them be.
So cold and damp here most of the time, moss on everything.
Can you feel the heat, was a good fire.
Fire started from a camp fire.
These people love their fishing.
Finns beach.
All very peaceful.
Our rock chair we call it.
These are some of the smaller rocks. 
This is a big rock, 🙂 
Yellow throat honey eater.
Dora Point
Bay of Fires, this was the blue hour well and truly it was 8.15 pm.
Judy's Trekabout 