In a complete switch from the quiet of the Snowy River, I headed to Philip Island for the World Super Bike race weekend.
Engine and interior correct in miniture
Up to Bay of Fires in the NE
Hand cut stones by prisoners
Well worn sand stone
Original Cathedral
Further down the coast, in Richmond, is the oldest bridge still in active use, finished in 1825
Waiting for the ferry to Bruny Island with an island local
Looking down from the lighthouse
Searching for surf
Very cool Land Cruiser fire engine
On the way back to Tasmania mainland, disaster struck. Head gasket failed.
Easy fix, but had to wait three days before being able to order a new one
On the road again, and another destination crossed off
The most southern road in Australia. Only North and West from here
A rather wet and stormy camp
Cradle Mountain, strangely familiar looking weather
The famous boat house at Cradle Mountain
This brings an end to the Tasmania part of my adventure,
another 11 hours, and back to the mainland
Two days of cloudy practice
Beautiful Sunday for racing
Next stop, 11hrs across the Bass Straight to Tasmania
Hey look! Its a Land Rover, but smaller!
Roughing it on the beach
Working down the East coast
Spinning bridge on the way out to Port Arthur
Easy fix, but had to wait three days before being able to order a new one
another 11 hours, and back to the mainland
