Remarkable Cave, Port Arthur

Next to Maingon Lookout is the 'Remarkable Cave'.  The pathway includes about 130 steps down to the cave at low tide.  The cave is carved out of sandstone.

We didn't venture down all of those stairs so the photos are off the internet and credit goes to the owners of these photos and a big thank you.

It's amazing how different light and cameras produces a very different colours. It's to be noted the the tide comes in very quickly in the cave and therefore fills up with sea water.

Maingon Bay Lookout

Near Port Arthur way down south partly on the Eastern side of the Island of Tasmania is Maingon Lookout.  Just a beautiful view and the sea is wonderful, the colour amazing, looking towards those ruggered cliffs so tall where the seals sunbake in the sun and so on.  

One can walk to the Maingon Blowhole but the path was closed.

Big Possum Beach

Home again after Easter. Beautiful days before Easter and lovely days after, the weather of the Easter week wasn't the best but it was good to see people out and about in the rain and cold for those few days.

 Photos are of Big Possum Beach about 900m long near Port Arthur, Tasmania taken in Summer time.

The last photo was taken along the beach further south.

Where the Heart is is Big Possum Beach.

Off again for Easter

Coming up Easter so we are off again in the caravan to Huonville in the southern area of Tasmania. This is the last holiday we have till maybe December.

Happy Easter to you.  Stay safe and be well.  Be back soon..