I decided to make some Lemon Spread from the tree that’s loaded of sweet lemons. After lunch decided to do a walk around the Launceston Marina, its so beautiful, lighting was not great but it didn’t matter.
Marina from Bunnings side of town.
Walk bridge over the Tamar
Looking over towards the Stillwater Restaurant and Cataract Gorge,
Stillwater on left utilizing Silo’s.
Another lot of Silo’s being used for accommodation, Peppers
Sunday 21st June.
Very cold morning, frost plus ice on puddles. Went out and took photos of the frost patterns, tried the frost on the vehicle then Dean’s trailer, very nice, went and showed Dean, oh, he said, I better get my camera, so here’s the 3 of us taking photos in the frost, crazy. Got ready to go shopping & go meet up with family. Had tea at Jail House grill, it was a old jail in day’s gone by. Got home at 7 pm. It is very cold tonight.
I can make out the harbour of Wellington NZ in these patterns, from outer space, need to have an imagination though.
Frost patterns, very interesting.
Snowing on Mt Wellington 
Sun shone for us very briefly. Cascade Brewery, this is the oldest remaining brewery, it was originally a sawmill, Then the Brewery was established in 1824. 
Cascade Brewery
Back up on Mt Wellington.
Mofo is running for a week in Hobart, love the design of the way the wood is stacked, ready for the fires at night for cooking.
Models of Able Tasman’s ships. 
Salamanca, this is where they hold farmers markets every Saturday.
This is the name of the image below, turning silo’s into apartments, great idea, save wasting them.
The house of Lenna. Lenna is a Tasmanian aboriginal word for house or hut. Heritage listed the builder built it for his wife.
This is the apartments of Lenna. This is at Battery Point.
View of the city from Lenna’s lookout, we were lucky enough to go inside and climb the stairs to have a look, image below shows the lookout room.
Front entrance of Lenna.
The lookout from the Princes gardens.
Saw this mansion, as we walk back to the car.
Silo apartments from another angle.
Reflections in the all glass front of this building.
All these buildings are being used for arts, cafe’s, etc.. I don’t know what they were previously but thought they may of been wharf storage sheds in early days.
Thursday 7th May
All packed up early and ready to head back to Launceston, vehicle due for big service. Beautiful day but that wind has ice in it.
First glimpse of snow on Mt Roland, very pretty, know wonder I could feel ice in that wind.
Every time we go past here we get punnet or two of Raspberries, and some chocolate coated ones as well, very nice treats, make them last as well, 🙂 We actually had morning tea here and they made me a gluten free pancake, I was so very grateful, Thanks Christmas Hills.
Just a shot while travelling.
Here back at our base and there is snow on the hills outside of Launceston. This is from the veranda.
This is the hill beside Ben Lomond.
Saturday 26th April
Weather not looking to good, but we did get a break so thought we’d go and see the Tamar Wetlands in Launceston. So close to the city it’s incredible. Get a good view of the hills that are built on.
Looking down onto Sea Port
Tamar wetlands and looking over towards the built up area of Launceston
Information centre at the wetlands, also very good view out onto the wetlands.
Very hilly place Launceston, town seems to be down in the valley and houses all up around on the hills, very beautiful place.
Amazing buildings in the bush by the mountain bike park.
For all those people who like a mountain bike challenge
Camping allowed for 24 hours, nice toilets no showers.
Track to the falls
First Falls we came to at Lillydale, shame about the log, that’s nature for you.
Falls number 2
Tea gardens at the Lavender Farm
This is at Scottsdale
Park at the reserve where you can camp.
Another angle, this is a very big reserve, made up of many paddocks
The view of the beach as we came over the hill at Bridport
Very rocky beaches.
Old jetty
Heading home via this way.
Heading back into Luanceston, been a long and wonderful day.
Here’s the entrance coming into Launceston.
Night shot of the stars and we got an Aurora as well, how awesome
Another one
View of the basin from Alexandra lookout
Looking up the gorge and the swing bridge from the chairlift
Hello theres my feet to prove im up here, 🙂
View of the town Launceston suburb
Street in town
The view from the front door
stairs out of the gorge
Swing bridge across cataract gorge at Ducks Reach
Looking up at the swing bridge and old power house in back ground
This building operated the old flying fox
These homes were built in the mid 1800’s for the workers of the hydro power station, 3 are still being lived in.
Looking down from car park at the old power station house
Yellow Wattle bird, I believe they are only in Tasmania.
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