Eleanor at the Workshop.

Gerrard was working on this amazing looking car at his workshop.  I was lucky to have my camera at hand and took some photos.  I put my camera on artistic mode for a bit of fun.

Awesome looking car.

And some more from Bruny Island.

 

It was a chilly start to the day. 

We went for a walk along the beach and we saw this yacht in the distance.

A cluster of oyster shells.  You can see the sand all pitted from the rain.

We saw lots of little robins and were lucky to get a photo of one.

We went to the Bruny Hotel for lunch at Alonnah.

We started with a warming cider.

And a bowl of seafood chowder.  So yummy.

Gorgeous sunset that night.

Reflections of the sunset on the water.

Our accommodation all lit up.

And then it rained.

On the ferry trip back to Kettering.

The Tasman Bridge in the rain.

The Radio Telescope in Cambridge run by the University of Tasmania.

We stopped at Richmond on the way home.

Some of the Georgian architecture in Richmond.

Gorgeous autumn colours in Richmond.

We stopped at the Richmond bakery for lunch.

We had curried scallop pies.  So yummy.

More lovely buildings in Richmond.

Looks like a gingerbread house.

Rusty old roof on this old home.

Then the sun came out on our way along Muds Wall Road to the Midland Highway.

Along Muds Wall Road.

We stopped at Oatlands to stretch our legs.

Some of the old building in Oatlands.

Going quickly past the Ross turn off and heading home.

We had an amazing time away.

More from Bruny Island.

Travelling around Bruny Island was good, 

we avoided the dirt roads as much as possible.

Rusty old tin shed.

The road to our accommodation was dirt and a bit bumpy.

The end of our beach with the old fallen down tree.

Little crab.

There were lots of these toadstools.

Our accommodation was on Cemetery Road, 

and there were a few graves of early European settlers.

We bought chocolates at the Bruny Island Chocolate shop.

View of Little Taylor Bay at Lunnawanna.

Huge anchor is someone's front garden.

Richard pointing to an echidna as we rode past.

One of the many albino wallabies on Bruny Island.

The Truganini Lookout at the Isthmas.

It's a long way to the top.

Waves crashing on the shore.

Penguin footprints in the sand.

A bit about Truganini and her tribe.

Views from the lookout.

More views.

Another view from the lookout.