Bye Bye Tassie

Bye bye Tassie. It was time to leave this beautiful mini version England but with 10 times less the people. Dave and I have been discussing with each other what our favourite highlights of this state are. With many hours gone by and talking with others we have made our top ten list:

1.      1    Bruny Island and the Pennicott wilderness tour

2     2    Bay of fires campsite

3     3    Mt Wellington with snow on a clear day with rainbows

4     4     Freycinet National park -Wineglass bay/Hazards Beach walk

5     5    Franklin Gordon National Park - Gordon River Cruise

6     6   Mt Field National Park – Russell Falls

7    7    Cradle Mountain on a beautiful clear day

8     8    South Bruny Campground like the Whitsundays

9     9   South East Cape – great white pointer sighting

10   10  Meeting all the awesome people including Tom and Amy/Tim and Nat

The night before the boat over to the mainland we caught up with Tom and Amy (they were catching the same boat over) and had a few drinks by the fire reminiscing about the great times and amazing adventures we found. The great thing about Tassie is the free camping and the awesome attitude of travellers knowing that there is always somebody there willing to help out and have a chat with a beer. We also thank Tassie for the lucky weather we had having only to deal with two nights of server wind and only 7 days of rain.

One day we will return to finish off those little adventures that we didn’t have time for this trip; a good excuse really.

There will be a slow down on the blog now as Dave and I head towards Robinvale for inevitable work to restock our bank accounts. I will update as much as I can but I seriously doubt people will want to know how much fruit picking we do each and every day.