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  • A short trip to Bathurst and Lithgow – 2024

    A short trip to Bathurst and Lithgow – 2024

    In October I took a few days off for a short trip to Bathurst and Lithgow. No particular reason, other than that I hadn’t been there for a long time and there were things I wanted to see. Still many more things I haven’t got to (and would like to), so another trip is kicking…

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  • Bonus Blog – Golden Hour in Stewart Bay – Tasmania 2024

    Bonus Blog – Golden Hour in Stewart Bay – Tasmania 2024

    A final bonus blog for the series – Golden Hour in Stewarts Bay, Tasmania. On our first evening in Port Arthur, I went for a walk around Stewart Bay as the sun was starting to set. This is the time photographers call “Golden hour” – and for good reason, as I hope will be obvious!…

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  • Coal Mines Historic Site and other stories – Tasmania 2024

    Coal Mines Historic Site and other stories – Tasmania 2024

    The final instalment this week, is my visit to Coal Mines Historic Site, Remarkable Cave, and a few other bits and pieces. However, stay tuned because next week there will be a small bonus blog with some extra photos that you have not seen in this series before. Coal Mines Historic Site Coal Mines Historic…

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  • Port Arthur (part two) – Tasmania 2024

    Port Arthur (part two) – Tasmania 2024

    This is the second post on Port Arthur. If you missed the first one, use the links above to go back to the previous post. This week I’ll round out the rest of the thing that caught my eye at Port Arthur. The Penitentiary Originally a flour mill Starting life as a flour mill, intended…

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  • Port Arthur (part one) – Tasmania 2024

    Port Arthur (part one) – Tasmania 2024

    Port Arthur is one of the best known places in Tasmania, and would have to be well up there in the list of places in Australia that people know. The Port Arthur Historical Site preserves the majority of what remains of the old convict penal settlement that existed on this site from 1830 to 1877.…

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  • Bruny Island and Kunanyi (Mt Wellington) – Tasmania 2024

    Bruny Island and Kunanyi (Mt Wellington) – Tasmania 2024

    This trip saw a return to Bruny Island, as well as a brief but worthwhile visit to Kunanyi (Mt Wellington). I went to Bruny Island on my 2023 Tasmanian trip, but there were bits that we didn’t get to, so a return was justified. I didn’t make it to Kunanyi on any of my previous…

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  • Hobart Rivulet Walk and Cascades Female Factory – Tasmania 2024

    Hobart Rivulet Walk and Cascades Female Factory – Tasmania 2024

    We walked up the Hobart Rivulet Walk from the city to the Cascades Female Factory, with a lunch stop a little further up the path at the Cascades Brewery. By the end of that, we were grateful for the downhill walk back down the Rivulet Walk to the city centre to collect our car. Hobart…

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  • Hobart Convict Penitentiary and Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary  – Tasmania 2024

    Hobart Convict Penitentiary and Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary – Tasmania 2024

    This week, two quite disconnected stories as we visit the Hobart Convict Penitentiary and Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. I very much enjoyed the visit to the Hobart Convict Penitentiary. However, the normal tours are not conducive to photographs without people in them, and I hadn’t made special arrangements. So very light on for photographs there. Bonorong…

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  • Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens – Tasmania 2024

    Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens – Tasmania 2024

    This week, I’m showcasing my photos from the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens in Hobart, Tasmania. We visited in April, which is mid-Autumn in southern Australia, so there were plenty of colourful leaf-changing views. All in all, a great botanic gardens with plenty of things to look at but also plenty of space for kids to…

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  • Oatlands – Tasmania 2024

    Oatlands – Tasmania 2024

    This week, a quick look at our stop in Oatlands. Oatlands one of the line of villages between Hobart and Launceston along the main central highway. It dates back to the 1820s, when it was established as a military outpost. Modern Oatlands is a tourist destination, with many historic stone buildings lining the main street.…

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