5 hours ago by jamiepatersonphotography

Hi Everyone, This shot was taken my first night in Hobart. As I was walking around there was at least four tallships there and they looked awesome in the setting sun. It was a magical evening, walking around the Hobart docks with these ships was like being in a timewarp. You could almost imagine the ...

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5 hours ago by Fiona Harper

There is one sure way to avoid the ever-increasing crowds at your favourite tropical anchorages. Avoid the annual flotilla to the northern tropics and head south into the high latitudes instead. You can’t get much further south than Bruny Island without needing a passport. Here you will find the kin ...

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6 hours ago by me = liz

Day 30 ~ 30 th January, 2010 Today’s photo is of some of our home grown potatoes. We dug these up so that we could make mashed potato for me to eat as I am on soft foods since my wisdom tooth operation. They are Dutch Cream variety. This is a variety that you can get everywhere in Tasmania and James ...

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13 hours ago by tasivfer

I participate in an online forum with other women who go to the same IVF clinic and doctor that I do. It can be such a wonderful, supportive place. Today I received a private message from one of the other women – she messaged to hope I was feeling less down than last week and also to share some phot ...

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14 hours ago by Dave

Up and out early (I really didn’t want to spend any longer than necessary in the hostel) and on my way to Cradle Mountain. I knew this was apparently one of the ‘must see’ areas of Tasmania and it seemed a fitting way to spend my last full day here. As a result I was expecting some stunning scenery ...

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18 hours ago by Allison

When Jocelyn and I were driving around in our van last week we happened to stop at a little road side stand to buy some jam. It was a cute little farm, and we asked the owner if he knew about any places in the area looking to hire workers. At first he said he didn’t think anyone needed help, but as ...

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20 hours ago by admin

well this review didn’t exactly go as planned! We like to do things off the cuff occasionally and maybe this is one of those times we really should have stuck to what we know rather than trying things for the first time when you open the bottle and turn on the camera. Lucky there was [...]

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20 hours ago by winefriend

Wine in restaurants is a whole subject in itself. The obvious gripe is mark-ups, the level of supplement a restaurant charges for the cost of holding stock, providing clean glasses, service and sometimes a knowledgeable and trained person. So some mark up is entirely reasonable. On the other hand, t ...

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1 day ago by somethingtonibbleon

Last year I was excited to join Claudia McIntosh from McIntosh and Bowman and several other cheese and food enthusiasts for a tour of Southern Tasmania. We left early on a Friday and spent the weekend touring around Hobart and it’s surrounds enjoying cheese at Grandvewe Cheeses and Bruny Island Chee ...

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1 day ago by Klutz

By this time next week I’ll be back in Tasmania. I have two shifts left at work and a tonne of packing and preparation. Once I’m back I’ll have a week to move back in. It’ll be good to get back to the study though.

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