The Travelling J's…..,

The Travels!

  • Where to In August!

    With Tassie ticked off, its time to start the plans for August. I said to Jo where are we going for the next one – she came back with Binns….. Thinking this was an instruction I stood up and headed out…Jo called out and said that sometimes I am dimmer than a 20 watt bulb. Read more

  • Part 8 – Time to head home

    Part 8 – Time to head home… The day started with a sunrise – one of the very few that we have had for the tour of Tassie! I even captured it with a pic! We left Ulverstone and headed east and found our way toYork Town – the site of the first Tasmanian settlement, Read more

  • Part 7 – the West Coast

    Part 7 – the West Coast Waking up in Strahan the sun was out! After all the rain it looked like it would be good for a while – until we were hooking up the camper, then the dump happened….again! Up through Zeehan (great coffee!) and then into a little village called Corinna on the Read more

  • Part 6 – Leaving Hobart

    Part 6 – Leaving Hobart We added another day to Hobart to get to MONA (Museum of Old and New Art). Free to Tasmanians, tourists pay and its only open 4 days a week. MONA is located at the northern end of Hobart and is dug into a sandstone hill and has 3 levels below Read more

  • Part 5 Hobart – at the of the road….

     Part 5 Hobart – at the end of the road… With a few days in Hobart and the weather still ….disappointing… we spent some time checking out attractions, and Jo took the opportunity to catch up with her uncle and cousins. All were good, and when I asked Jo’s cousins if/should Tasmania have a AFL Read more

  • Part 4 Swansea to Hobart

    Part 4 Swansea to Hobart (long post and lots of pic’s) Like everywhere else in Tassie the weather was having a cold snap…even the Avan Caravan Club people staying at the same park (all 4 of them) said it was cold for here in Tassie. We left Swansea and followed the coastline south checking out Read more

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“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.”

– St. Augustine