penguineer
just luscious
About 3 times! And he still didn't see any. Birtles must be mighty fearsome
Hmmmm - so you're saying the strom is a pussy? I couldn't even have dinner without one walking through the middle of my campsite.
Cheers!
About 3 times! And he still didn't see any. Birtles must be mighty fearsome
Thanks for the pics
Especially of cockle creek.
I grew up there spending all my holidays as a kid. My great great and most likely great grandparents actually built the original road into cockle creek.
It never was on any maps for years. Geeveston was also founded from my greats the geeves.
Thanks for the pics
Especially of cockle creek.
I grew up there spending all my holidays as a kid. My great great and most likely great grandparents actually built the original road into cockle creek.
It never was on any maps for years. Geeveston was also founded from my greats the geeves.
Lots of fun memories and still have families with shacks handed down generations.
Just don't get down there now I live on the north west coast
The Port Arthur convict area is on my list, but regimentation at the visitor centre has me standing to Attention! even
before I buy a ticket. They have ways of ensuring you ‘enjoy’ what they want you to enjoy - shackled together, marching
in step, obeying the platoon leader’s every command, group walk, group boat ride, group lunch, ‘interpretive talks’
delivered at five-year-old level.
Not for me - all I want to do is wander about and chip a bit off the cell blocks as a souvenir.
I save myself $37 and About turn! Forward march! … … out of there.
The more sane ones moved to the North West@Annette Sounds like your family knew all the good and scenic spots then, it's one of the most beautiful parts of Tassie down there. And with all that as a heirloom, what are you doing in the north? (not that it's that far behind the Deep South, though):bow: