Hello out there, yes we are back and just doing a last post on trip.....bad Internet so now doing this from home ☺ Going to show lots of pictures with few words today, enjoy
Yes another lighthouse
Plenty of steps down to the view over the sea
A cicada quite small but making a lot of noise...
Lovely old gnarly tree
An aboriginal information and art centre which sadly is now closed.....
Where the Don river flows into the sea
Ah yes found another steam train area ☺
And yes no steam running till December....oh well
Me with my named sign lol and my purple docs too
In the centre of Devonport city
And yes the spirit ferry which we returned on Sunday morning
Beach down near where we stayed for the week
An evening stroll
Back across the golf course to our accommodation
Our room up the top
Incredible coloured water.....
Got to love a rock pool
This penguin made me look slimmer lol
Oh how happy the man was lol
This town was called Penguin (after the fairy penguins in the area) so of course they had these bins
A little dachshund came to say hello and trotted back home at the lookout
Yes I walked out on this pier but did not like the lack of sides lol
Beaconsfield_Mine_collapse a very sad time for the town and mine but they now have this beaconsfieldheritage centre to see and read and watch all about it
Without the flash....so dark
With the flash, what it would have like for the miners trapped....not good
There were scarves knitted CloseKnitPROOF over 2 kilometres by local and people throughout Australia and overseas....incredible
Replica of the town
Miners cottage
Fallen walls
I am safe up above
These tree trunk carvings were in a park on our road trips and was amazing to see, but photo's do not do it justice at all....
Look at those carved teeth....
Well that is it for now....
I will be back again soon xoxo
Hope you enjoyed this trip with us, I know we did xox
More amazing adventures for you two.. loved the penguin pix.. you're getting so slim! I wish I had your self control.. ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous trip you had, Wendy!!! Thanks for sharing the interesting photos, We had cicadas in Missouri where I grew up and they certainly can make a racket :) xx
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