The view from my "office"

[drron]

Breakfast office Harvest Market Launceston

 

[drron]

My outdoor office Launceston. City Park.

 

[Pushka]

Better view now.

 

[RooFlyer]

Another ramble into the history of Van Diemen's Land today and the 'convict road' (c. 1842) along the Prosser River

A tiny stone culvert and rock-lined rivulet covered by pine-forest litter







A more substantial creek crossing, beautiful ashlar sandstone.

Upstream:



Underneath:



Downstream. The buttresses look quite old, so I suspect the bridge strated bowing outwards pretty early.

 

[Pushka]

After fog the day brightened up hugely. A quick trip in the boat so we could brush up on newly learned things.



Then sunset. Facing east.



And west. Our old outlook at Henley Beach.





And then the dolphin came back.

 

[drron]

Lunch time office.
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Some things for @Denali .
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And the view.


Though go somewhere else for lunch.The food is nice but quite expensive.

 

[Denali]

Hubby was talking about Ashgrove today - we will get back there (and the strawberry place, and the cherries, and Cradle Mountain)

 

[Ric]

No fish at one end but still a fool at the other ...

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But it's the outing that counts. The fish is just a bonus!!

 

[Captain Halliday]

View of Adelaide.

Mt Lofty, South Australia

Getting creative with long exposure photos.


Bridgewater, South Australia

 

[RooFlyer]

Day 2 of fools and fishes. Can you see my place in the background?

 

[mrs.dr.ron]

@RooFlyer - Are you catching pneumonia ??

 

[RooFlyer]

No - a bit brisk first thing but sunny and warm out on the water. And a nice catch of flathead for lunch.

Spring Bay



Looking up the east coast towards Schouten Island









Maria Island

 

[RooFlyer]

Our lunch spot, @mrs.dr.ron





Maria Island ferry

 

[drron]

Today's office's were cemeteries. First the Convict's cemetery Launceston.

A bit bleak but great views.
Row marker.


Further along some tiles with names. Similar to Campbelltown but not as good. Will have to read my TR to see those.

 

[drron]

Now Carr Villa the largest cemetery. With parkland it's 50 hectares. Lots of old graves, rose gardens and the crematorium.

 

[OZDUCK]

Now Carr Villa the largest cemetery. With parkland it's 50 hectares. Lots of old graves, rose gardens and the crematorium.

Those 'old' cemeteries in Tasmania are fascinating. I remember wandering through the one in Ross and finding the grave of someone who had fought at the battle of Waterloo.

 

[jonboixxx]

Little guy, Bush Stone-Curlew near Port Douglas. I couldn't capture their tall spindly legs as it wanted to hang out in the bush. Pretty shy characters, but they used to freak me out as a kid in Cairns with their haunting cry in the middle of the night.

 

[drron]

Today I moved into my 5th office in this 3 month sojourn in Lonnie.High on the hill with great views.The best of the 5.It is on airbnb.
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[Captain Halliday]

Onward to the Barossa and few for followers of the wine threads.



Amazing to see how much “old” gear they still have in service.




Tanunda, South Australia.

 

[OATEK]

Another visit to the outside office - the view east from the old railway bridge at Como.