Queenstown to Sheffield & onto Devonport

A couple of days since the last post & quite a few places visited. It really is full on for places to see.
Lots of pictographs.

 7.15pm on the hilltop lookout overlooking Queenstown, the evening before we left.

 As above.

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 As above, with the Derwent Bridge road in the foreground.

 Lake Plimsoll.

 As above pano.

 It was very scenic all the way.

 As above.

 Another hydro lake whose name I have forgotten.

 We spent the night in Sheffield, a very pretty town with murals absolutely everywhere.

 As above.

 As above, this is a brick building that is painted like weatherboard.

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 A motor home from another era.

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 Inside the Tasmazia complex.

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 As above pano.

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 As above, there were many bumble bees.

 We had lunch here at Lake Barrington. There are lots of lakes in Tasmania.

 A nice roadside view between Tasmazia & King Solomons cave.

 It's on the sign.

 Inside the cave.

As above.

Derwent River day out

Quite a big day out to Derwent River & back to Queenstown. The highlight was 'The Wall' but no photos were allowed there, so I will not mention it further.
We said goodbye to Bostons yesterday evening as they were heading South East & after today we are heading North West. As luck would have it we met up again for lunch at the lovely tavern in Derwent Bridge & then said goodbye again.

 The boat ramp next to the free camp at Lake Burbury.

 As above.

 Lake Burbury.

 It's on the sign.

 Nelson river.

 As above.

 
Nelson river Pano.

Nelson river video.

 Another spot in some rain-forest.

Nelson Falls selfie.

Nelson Falls video.

 Nelson Falls without the heads.

 Some natural beauty.

 It's on the sign.

 Heading up the mountain to Maconhagy lookout.

 Some interesting looking fruit, but I was not quite game enough to taste it.

 There was a little fenced off lookout at the top of this rock. It had a great view.
I will call it 'Top Of The Rock Lookout'.

 'Frenchmans Cap', from 'Top Of The Rock Lookout'.

 Pano from 'Top Of The Rock Lookout'.

 Yvonne at 'TOTRL'.

 'Franklin River' from 'TOTRL'.

 Pano at 'Lake St Claire'.

 'Lake St Claire' weir gates.

 A moss covered stump. There's lots of moss here. it was 8 degrees at midday today.
I love the weather here.

 Yvonne along another path near the 'Franklin River'.

As above.