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| What a lovely day we had recently as we traveled to Wayatinah which is now a bit of a ghost town after the Hydro Electric Commission finished the power station. It is now inhabited by a skeleton crew that keeps the power station ticking over. |
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| On the way we traversed an area that was a centre of hop production in days gone by and the oast houses remain. The hop industry has had a resurgence of late, due to Tasmania having a spike in craft beer production. |
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| It did make me giggle. This bridge crosses Lake Meadowbank. |
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| In Wayatinah there was a pole with a box attached and I had to go for a closer look. It was this old fire alarm. |
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| One of the residents of the town owned this lovely old car. |
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| Considering that we were in highland country that we should see some very cute and curious highland cattle who came over for a pat. |
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| The power station is at the bottom of this hill. Its the power without the glory. |
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| A very obliging bird allowed me to photograph it. Usually, I don't bother with the small birds as they are too fast for me and I'm not known to have buckets of patience. Thanks Birdie! |
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