The following photos are of the Burnie area - see map below. Photos taken a couple of weeks back.
The sea is Bass Strait.
The Police Station at Burnie. My late dad was a Commander there in charge of Traffic Branch.
A part of the Wharf
Breakwater at Burnie.
That first photo is spectacular. So pretty! I remember you precious father and his long career; thx for sharing this building with us.
ReplyDeleteI like the first photo too Mildred...was a good time of day to take photos especially of the sea..
DeleteC'mon - back into harness - you haven't anywhere eaten into those 14,000 klms.
ReplyDeleteJust remember - "Shank's pony" waits for no-one.
Cheers
Colin
Oh yes and great photos of the port of Burnie!
Have begun Colin...Shank's Pony went off course before taking off..
DeleteSuch beautiful shots of the beautiful sea. It looks to be very peaceful.
ReplyDeleteIt's does look peacful as the sea can be sometimes. I enjoyed being there taking the photos on such a beautiful late afternoon.
DeleteSo are you off yet, to Melbourne?
ReplyDeleteYes Strayer...:) you hot the nail on the head..
DeleteOh Melbourne next eh:)? The photos are beautiful M. hugs xo G
ReplyDeleteYes past there now...thanks. Hugs M xoxox
DeleteCaptivating.
ReplyDeleteIt's quite nice there.
DeleteIt really is beautiful - and I hope you had (have?) a smooth crossing.
ReplyDeleteThank you and yes it was rather good..
DeleteLovely serene views. I didn't realise how many towns and rivers in Tasmania has anglo names - the Mersey for example. Enjoy your time on the mainland.
ReplyDeleteThanks. There are many more towns and rivers with such names in Tasmania. Back when they were named it was usually after a place, river in England, Scotland or Ireland, many having their names changed in later years.
DeleteThe breakwater area is pretty, an ideal place to wander and think.
ReplyDeleteBeing rather quiet there that's really a good idea..
DeleteMay your waters remain calm on your journey.
ReplyDeleteThank you..l
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