Had to go into Hobart and we did a walk around, very pretty as cities go,
Bridge into Hobart Called The Tasman Bridge. Very big and awesome to look at..
Salamanca, this is where the markets are on, they are very well known.
These are the boats for Mona
This ship is the one that goes to the Antarctica.
Looking from the wharf up towards the city.
Another shot of the Tasman Bridge, Mt Wellington in the background. This does get snow.
Went for a walk around the point, its such a big bay and I could see snow on Mt Wellington from our friends house. When we got back she had made scones with ginger chunks, jam and cream how nice that was.
Friday 19th June
Well we got cleaned up packed up and on the road at 10.30 am. On our way out of Seven Mile beach we saw Mt Wellington was covered in snow on the tops, frost on the ground everywhere. Had a good run through stopped off at Oatlands and had lunch, took some photos. The windmill was working and they were bagging oats. I bought some of their oats, spelt flour wholemeal, and light wholemeal, was very interested learning about the spelt, all there wheat, oats and spelt are gown locally, the farmers get there share by selling direct to Oatlands, its an amazing business they have. From there we pushed it as it was already getting late and we don’t want to be late setting up. Arrived at Legana 3.30 pm, got set up as its getting cold. Bought a cooked chook and coleslaw for tea. We were in bed at 8.30 pm as even with the heater on full it was very cold.
Just a peak at Mt Wellington with snow. Hobart, Tasmania.
Oatlands.
Country side.
Farming.
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.
Bridge over the Derwent River in Hobart.
The bridge in Hobart with Mt Wellington in back ground.
Mt Wellington.
Out of the traffic, now for some scenery.
This is where we had morning tea at Franklin on the edge of the Huon River.
A lot of old buildings are being used today for shops, galleries, etc, I loved the wheel in this photo.
Huon River.
As soon as I got over to the picnic table these ducks all came running, so funny.
Heading towards Geeveston
Free range chooks.
Nice entry to the town of Geeveston.
Had lunch at Dover.
Driving around to Southport, the end of the tar sealed road south.
Little beach holiday places right on the water.
End of the line. 
On our way back caught some good lighting on these yachts.
Another quick shot of the bridge at Hobart on our way home.
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