Easter Monday or Good Monday (as Sharni referred to it the other day) We took a trip to Devonport to have breakfast at the Harbour Master Cafe. As it had rained most of the weekend, it was nice to see the sun shining so we took a little trip to get some breakfast.
The sun was shining and the river was all sparkling as we left home at 7.45am.
Looks like fog in the distance.
There was heavy fog for a short distance.
Then the sun came out again.
It was cool in the shady sections of road.
And a bit breezy on the open sections of countryside.
Sun shining on the paddock.
The Franklin Rivulet.
The Rubicon River.
The Rubicon River.
Nearly to Devonport.
A patchwork of paddocks.
The Spirit was just sailing off.
Views from inside the Harbourmaster Cafe.
My cappuccino.
I had fried chicken with waffles and Richard ordered the chilli scrambled eggs.
The Harbourmaster Cafe was really busy.
View of the Harbourmaster Cafe and Sea Road ship from across the road.
The Mersey River and out to sea.
The Goliath Cement ship at the silos.
We stopped for a browse in the Antiques Emporium.
Just leaving Devonport heading home.
Old farm house.
Nice straight section of road and no traffic.
Lush green paddock with irrigator.
Another old farm house.
Back over the Rubicon River.
The Rubicon River.
Quiet road.
The farmer had just been to feed his cattle.
Sunny views on the windy road.
Tall gum trees.
Views on our way to Howell and Beaconsfield.
Cute little red roofed cottage near Howell.
The sign into Beaconsfield.
Beaconsfield Gold Mine.
Plenty of bales of hay at Tamar Rose.
Gorgeous autumn colours at Moores Hill Vineyard.
Moores Hill Vineyard.
View of the Tamar River from Motor Road. Nearly home.
We had a lovely time in Devonport for breakfast, home for
lunchtime but we are still too full from our hearty breakfast.
