Our Tassie trip - part two

revemike · Senior Member

Our Tassie trip - part two

Chris61 · Senior Member

Great read, and plenty of photos to highlight what there is to see.

MrC · Newbie

Hi Mike
A great read, when we finally get on the road we are looking forward to spending time in Tassie. I enjoyed looking at your photos obviously you are into your photography and doing a nice job.
Thanks & cheers Gary

Dougwe · Chief one feather

Shut the front gate!

Literally this time. You two had way too good a time over there in the state of Tassie. That sailing boat trip sounds just perfect. If I ever decide to go back over, that will be first port of call.

Hope we catch up soon.

revemike · Senior Member

Dougwe wrote:
Shut the front gate!

Literally this time. You two had way too good a time over there in the state of Tassie. That sailing boat trip sounds just perfect. If I ever decide to go back over, that will be first port of call.

Hope we catch up soon.

Yep, way too much fun for sure. We did not want to return. I we get a few cooler days we might venture up to Greens. How much long are you planning to be there?

revemike · Senior Member

MrC wrote:
Hi Mike
A great read, when we finally get on the road we are looking forward to spending time in Tassie. I enjoyed looking at your photos obviously you are into your photography and doing a nice job.
Thanks & cheers Gary

Yes, Gary, I really enjoy taking photos of places we visit. A great way to remember them.

revemike · Senior Member

Chris61 wrote:
Great read, and plenty of photos to highlight what there is to see.

Thanks Chris.

Dunmowin · Guru

What a wonderful blog. I am glad to have met you both at Franklin, even though it was briefly. Love your photos of the mill. We stayed there twice for a couple of days each time. Did not even think to try the night photography.

All the best to you both

Dunmowin

revemike · Senior Member

Dunmowin wrote:
What a wonderful blog. I am glad to have met you both at Franklin, even though it was briefly. Love your photos of the mill. We stayed there twice for a couple of days each time. Did not even think to try the night photography.
All the best to you both
Dunmowin

Thanks Lorraine.Where are you now?

Dougwe · Chief one feather

I loved Oatlands and all the convict trail. Great area. Great history.

Well done Mike.

Dunmowin · Guru

revemike wrote:
Dunmowin wrote:
What a wonderful blog. I am glad to have met you both at Franklin, even though it was briefly. Love your photos of the mill. We stayed there twice for a couple of days each time. Did not even think to try the night photography.
All the best to you both
Dunmowin
Thanks Lorraine.Where are you now?

G'day Mike, we finally arrived in Queenstown today. Had a cold one up at Derwent Bridge. Dusting of snow over 1000 metres. Bl**dy cold, thank god for diesel heater.

revemike · Senior Member

Dunmowin wrote:
revemike wrote:
Dunmowin wrote:
What a wonderful blog. I am glad to have met you both at Franklin, even though it was briefly. Love your photos of the mill. We stayed there twice for a couple of days each time. Did not even think to try the night photography.
All the best to you both
Dunmowin
Thanks Lorraine.Where are you now?
G'day Mike, we finally arrived in Queenstown today. Had a cold one up at Derwent Bridge. Dusting of snow over 1000 metres. Bl**dy cold, thank god for diesel heater.

Yes, our friend from Hobart tells us it has been cold and snowing in Tasmania. I would like to still be there to enjoy it

Enjoy Queenstown. I have mixed memories of that place. The very first time I got VERY drunk was there. I was demonstrating and selling electronic organs for a company I worked for. My fellow worker and I had NOTHING else to do at night so we decided to polish off a few - NEVER AGAIN!!!! I was as sick as a dog on the return trip to Hobart. Those roads are not the best place to be driving (or riding as I was) with a hangover. A valuable life Lesson learnt!!!!! smile smile smile

Felicia · Guru

Thanks Mike,

enjoyed the blog and the photos.

Lynda