launceston wall

1836

tuesday was a glorious day. i made a quick stop on my drive up north at the beautiful ross bridge. it was lovely and warm sitting in the sun. i'm really not looking forward to winter.

moving on...

tim and i have decided to put our little home in the twigs on the market... she is such a beautiful cottage and we loved our time living there but after the past year living in hobart we feel this is the place for us to stay longer term. we hope her next owner loves her as much as we did.

exploring - the tasman peninsula

tim and i spent our sunday exploring the glorious tasman peninsula. amazing weather, a visit to the the bream creek farmers market and fish and chips in doo town..it was the perfect tassie comeback tour!

in memory...

over the past few months i have watched some works happening at a spot not too far from our home. today when i walked by i got to have a proper look at what had appeared in this little space. it seems the area used to be part of st george's church and was used as a burial ground from 1846 to 1872.

in 1928 the area was cleared and a school and homes were built there. over the years excavations and works have uncovered headstones and other pieces from the site. a beautiful monument now stands in this little park made from all the pieces found there.  i think it's quite lovely.

so very dry...

all over the place...

i've been busy zipping about tassie for work lately. it's been lovely to explore some old and new spots. here are some snaps of things i've seen on my travels.

• malunnah a delightful mansion in devonport. for sale and amazing!
• the cherry shed in latrobe
• art deco love in launceston - holyman house roy smith, 1936
• the best fruit salad i've had in a long time 
• a gorgeous cafe in ulverstone - 33 cups
• exploring george street, launceston
• home hill in devonport
• actual rugby in hobart!
• & some old rolled oats bags from the ritchie's mill....