Also in the area were sea caves, blowholes, sea gorges, arches and nice view of the coast line. Too bad it was a cloudy day, the colors of the rocks would have been very pretty.
About Me
- Tall Photographer
- I retired from the Auto Industry in the Detroit area and now make my home in sunny Arizona. I enjoy travel and photography. Although I often think of my photography as serendipitous; I really direct myself to places where those pleasant surprises are likely to occur. When I travel I call myself the "Happy Wanderer".
Friday, October 7, 2011
Drive To Port Arthur–Oct. 7
Port Arthur is an historic site of an old, large convict colony about 1 1/2 hours from Hobart. This was a fascinating place where England sent prisoners in the early to mid 1800’s. The history was interesting as was the old structures still standing. I spent a lot of time walking, looking around, and taking pics. There were periods of drizzle and then clearing on and off all day. The trip also included a boat tour around the harbor.
Also in the area were sea caves, blowholes, sea gorges, arches and nice view of the coast line. Too bad it was a cloudy day, the colors of the rocks would have been very pretty.
Also in the area were sea caves, blowholes, sea gorges, arches and nice view of the coast line. Too bad it was a cloudy day, the colors of the rocks would have been very pretty.
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