Australia Blog #7 – 22 March 2019
Roaming Tasmania
Bizarre Australian Fact:
The male lyrebird, which is native to Australia, can mimic the calls
of over twenty other birds. If that’s not impressive enough,
he can also imitate the sound of a camera, chainsaw, and car alarm.
One of the most enjoyable parts of living in Tasmania for six weeks has been the opportunity of just roaming around with no particular agenda. And so my postings over the next while will reflect that same wandering: no particular focus, just photos of some of the places that Bill and I have been exploring.
I hope you enjoy this wide selection of images!
Wool clothing, Bothwell 'Spin In', Bothwell
MONA (Museum of Old and New Art), Hobart
'Japanese Summer Lunch' made by Jan Ochi for Bill and me.
Stairway, Mickey's Beach
Royal Flying Doctor Service car, Cygnet
Lavender display, Salamanca Market, Hobart
Countryside near Bothwell
Restaurant, MONA (Museum of Old and New Art), Hobart
Battery Point Tour, Hobart
Salamanca Market
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