We didn't do any of the cruises, or the train trip or the seaplane flights that Strahan has in abundance. Instead we pottered around the town, went to the edge of Tasmania, walked through a beautiful forest to Hogarth Falls, and saw a play. (The play (The Ship That Never Was) was great - it has been running in Strahan for 20 years.)
Here's some of what we did and saw.
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| My take on the postcard shot of Strahan |
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| Strahan wharf |
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| Strahan wharf |
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| Strahan wharf - I loved how the shimmering water was reflected on the boat |
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| Strahan from across the bay |
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| Strahan from across the bay |
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| Entrance to the harbour, from the Strahan cemetery |
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| The very funny play "The Ship That Never Was" |
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| Some of the interesting old buildings near the waterfront |
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| Ocean Beach. Next stop: South America |
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| Arty boaty shot |
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| Ocean Beach. Wild West |
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| Near Hogarth Falls in Strahan |
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| Cool rainbow in Hogarth Falls |
The photos are all so beautiful! I love ocean Beach, next stop South America and that stream near Hogarth Falls. The first one really does look like a postcard.
ReplyDeleteThanks River :-) The postcard shot is pretty much identical in composition to the postcards, it's such a pretty view no wonder its such a popular shot. And the rainforest is beautiful. So peaceful, then you get to the falls and it's like a raging wall of water.
DeleteI just stumbled across your blog and wanted to say hi - and yay for another Hobart blogger! Truly my favourite kind :) Lovely pic of Hogarth Falls btw!
ReplyDeleteHi Esika! Thanks for stopping by. Hogarth Falls is beautiful isn't it. The rainbow looked really pretty.
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