Paddocks down to the beach.

Tasmania is sparsely populated - some absolutely beautiful areas are still occupied by farming families who run their cattle or sheep right down to the beach.

[Peter H]

Reminds me of Wales!

[FBailey]

This is gorgeous - perhaps I ought to visit Wales:)

[Delwyn Barnett]

That is lovely. We have always had on our wish list to visit Tasmania - must plan it.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It really looks so beautiful and windswept.

[Rob Z]

@peadar You're right - this does look a bit like t he parts of Wales that we saw - does Wales also have the very rocky sections too?

[Rob Z]

@fbailey Hi FB - that would probably be closer for you!! :)

[Peter H]

@robz I'm pretty sure it does, in places! 😀

[Rob Z]

@dkbarnett Hi Delwyn - we have thoroughly enjoyed our 4 weeks. We thought it might be too long for such a small place - we've been pretty much fully occupied each day! Lots of variety too. Cheers Rob

[Rob Z]

@olivetreeann Hi Ann - the coastlines change in various parts - but they are all fascinating in one way or another. Tanks for having a look. Cheers Rob

[Rob Z]

@peadar Hi again Peter - I thought of you two days ago - we went to Pearns Steam Engine Museum at Westbury Tasmania - it was incredible!! And we met the most remarkable man who owned the most gorgeous Foden Steam traction engine - it took him 600 hrs of experience to earn his driver's licence! I'll post a few photos now.