 |
| The Docks at Hobart |
 |
| Heading on up the Derwent River |
 |
| Passed Government House |
 |
| Under the Tasman Bridge |
 |
| Bedlam Caves on the Eastern Shore, near Geilston Bay |
 |
| The MONA ROMA which takes visitors to MONA |
 |
| The remains of an old boiler that blew up in January 1912. |
 |
| Boat sheds on the river |
 |
| The Bridgewater bridge that wouldn't open to let us through due to the high winds that we were experiencing. |
 |
| A stately home on the banks at Granton |
 |
| The Bowen Bridge which was so low it was a close call going under. (the mast had already been lowered a bit so we could get through) |
 |
| Nystar Zinc works us a very ugly site unless you photograph it at night or isolate certain interesting parts and enhance. |
 |
| Back towards the city. |
 |
| Windsurfer zipping along at Lindisfarne. |
 |
| Saturday, sail race day on the river. |
 |
| Caught up with the Lady Nelson where the bearded wonder was crewing, taking out the tourists on a trip down the Derwent in the opposite direction to our trip. |
 |
| Ahh, there he is... up the mast...as usual. |
No comments:
Post a Comment