The Lighthouse near the mouth of the Mersey River in Devonport, Tasmania helps guide The Spirit of Tasmania and a few freight ships into the river to berth. The lighthouse was built on a stone base and is made of bricks, was built in 1889.
We had to visit Devonport last Monday for an appointment with the Financial Adviser our yearly appointment, all was well.
We also went to the Cemetery the Lawn one to visit my parents grave and I placed new artificial flowers there.
Then on Wednesday for the evening meal, dinner, our second eldest granddaughter came for dinner by herself for the very first time. What a surprise and we had a wonderful time with her. It will be her 18th birthday on Saturday the 4th of April.
Our clocks move back 1 hour on the 5th of April and also on that day, Easter Sunday is our 3rd Granddaughter's 14th birthday.
The photos here in this section are of the Bluff at Devonport and behind where I'm taking the photo from is the Bluff Caravan Park where we used to stay in our caravan after my parents passed. Sometimes we would just take a drive to the Bluff and not take the caravan as Devonport is just over 1 hour drive from home. The sea is Bass Strait.
