Today was an early start as we had to be in Port Arthur for
a 10am guided tour (which turned out to be a 10:30 tour - Noeline was making sure we made it to Port Arthur with plenty of time for a coffee, tea or hot chocolate with marshmallow's!.
The guide, as usual, was very
entertaining and knowledgeable, and the area is being continually improved and the history and stories are great.
McKinnon's and Hirst's in 12/50's and Nolan's in MGB setting out towards Port Arthur |
Interesting silhouette in the early morning mist and sunshine |
Mike B in the Graber - "where did those elusive 12/50's go?" |
It must be cold - Alan and Noeline note Dale has his coat on! |
Mike B in the Graber finds the 12/50's! |
Ruins of the Port Arthur Penitentiary |
The group listens to our guide |
More ruins at Port Arthur |
Port Arthur Church ruins |
No explanation needed, what beautiful scenery on the bay cruise. |
Jo and Ian, speed 20, Mike H and Ruth 12/50 and Jan and Mike B in Graber heading back to Hobart |
Back to Hobart. We eventually decided to have dinner at one of the harbour based fish eateries as a number of other options where closed. On the way and only after some small level of convincing from Maritta and Alan we treated ourselves to what was agreed by all to be the absolute best tasting potato cake from "Flippers". They were superb!
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