
Morning fog, east coast, Tasmania
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East Coast Tasmania
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Shag Rock, Seaford Point East Coast Tasmania

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Unusual use of an old Wool Press, now a fence point.

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Maria Island, from Seaford Point.

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Shearing Shed Seaford Point, East Coast Tasmania

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The Round Shed in Rheban Road, Spring Beach. Exterior made from fibreglass. Forerunner of a larger fibreglass house, the family lived in the shed until 1986 while the house was built.

East Coast Tasmania
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East Coast Tasmania
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Old Container

Tree, driving down the east coast, Tasmania
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Mayfield Beach Area - looking across Mayfield Bay, Little Christmas Island

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Spring Beach East Coast Tasmania

Bicheno, East Coast, Tasmania
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Walking on Okehampton - The area was originally called Whaler's Lookout, the commander of Maria Island Penal Settlement Maj Thomas Daunt Lord, was granted 1500 acres which he called Okehampton C1830. For many recent years it has been in the Weeding family, and it was a fine wool Merino Stud and farm. It was sold a few years ago.
Okehampton shearing shed.

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7DOS Pointed Worn & Weathered - Spiky Bridge, near Swansea Tasmania. Built c1841 by convict labour. Part of the Old Coach Road. The mystery? Why the Spikes?

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Poles - Triabunna Marina

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Old Trig Point Seaford Point, East Coast Tasmania.

Maria Island, driving down the east coast, Tasmania
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All British Classics Car Club of Vic visit to Muirland - MG Magnette

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Red Rockks - Banwell

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Mercury Passage with Maria Is on lhs.

Spiky Beach east coast Tasmania
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Walking on Okehampton - The area was originally called Whaler's Lookout, the commander of Maria Island Penal Settlement Maj Thomas Daunt Lord, was granted 1500 acres which he called Okehampton C1830. For many recent years it has been in the Weeding family, and it was a fine wool Merino Stud and farm. It was sold a few years ago.

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Old Banwell house. Joseph Castle was granted 500 acres at Little Swanport on East Coast Tasmania around early 1828 which he called Banwell. This cottage was built by his son John and has been extended a number of times, protecting the original structure.