Monday 7 September 2020

On our way to Queenstown, Tasmania

We left 'Left of the Field' heading to Queenstown on the West Coast of Tasmania.
These photos were taken of places on the way. Holiday in March 2019.
Ellendale is a small village about 75 km from Hobart and has about 250 people living there.
Below is the Anglican Church which means it's a Church of England.
 





 
On the way we went over the bridge near Ouse, saw caravan on the left, what a beautiful view to wake up to each morning especially if the weather is good. 
The lake is Meadowbank Lake which is between Ouse and Hamilton.




On the map I've put circles so you know where we've been and going to.

42 comments:

  1. thousand and thousands of miles!

    Good times you will never forget.

    : )

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  2. Wonderful landscape. These posts bring back the nice memories of your visits.

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    1. They will and do bring back memories Bill, always good to have are memories.

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  3. Yet another beautiful post from your beautiful home state. Thank you.

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  4. Interesting church and cemetery!
    The skies and waters in your pictures are breath-taking!

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    1. Was a beautiful day that day..was magic to comes across this lake.

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  5. It must have been tempting to stay in the caravan park there.

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    1. Well it kind of was, but we had booked at Queenstown for several days so couldn't stop, maybe another time if we are lucky to travel that way again.

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  6. Vakker kirke og omgivelser.Dette var en fin tur hos deg😊

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  7. I haven't been on a holiday like this in years, awesome photos that I liked

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  8. Clear blue sunny skies...palatable, and almost tangible.

    Glorious photos. :)

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  9. Beautiful church building and lake views in the state where you live.
    The photos look very clear.

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  10. IT is a fine church-- and a well-kept graveyard. The hillsides seem so familiar to me. A lovely post.

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    1. I'm pleased to say that most of our graveyards are kept in fairly good order.
      Thanks.

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  11. Hello Margaret,
    What an impressive places. Special with that church.
    And very nice to see that bridge. A very nice view over the water. That must be fantastic to be in real.

    Greetings, Marco

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    1. Beautiful view of the lake and it was surprising to see it so calm.

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  12. I guess that wherever we travel cemeteries are the one constant.

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  13. A big WOW!
    Those skies, and the water in your photographs are amazing!

    All the best Jan

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  14. Bel reportage, complimenti. Ciao e buona settimana Angelo.

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  15. Se ve el cementerio por la parte posterior de la iglesia.

    Me gustán mucho las fotos que muestra el puente.

    Besos

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  16. Such a beautiful church and a lovely drive home with its gorgeous scenery. Those skies are the brightest blue. Thank you again for including the map, they always interest me as I do like looking at maps.

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    1. Lovely skies that day, and good to have a map at least it gives an idea of where we travel.

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  17. I enjoyed seeing the church and grounds. The map was helpful in visualizing your travel route and even though we have a GPS in both cars, I always enjoy looking at printed maps. Looks like you had some great travel weather from the photos, Margaret.

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    1. Very lucky to have lovely weather back then in March, good time to travel some places on our Island as the weather is still warm.

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  18. The Old Haunted Graveyard - Way Cool - Such A Wonderful Day Filled With Blue Skies

    Cheers

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    1. Could be haunted, how knows for sure I don't :)
      Was a lovely day driving to Queenstown.

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  19. March 2019 - them were the days!! I have loved wandering Tassie with you, It is a fabulous place, oh how I hope I get back into Australia sometime soon!
    Wren x

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  20. Muy bonitas fotografías, especialmente el puente del lago. Muchos besos.

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