The Hotel at Dunalley was built in 1866 and built by a prominent landowner, the pub burnt down in 1891 and rebuilt somewhat differently. The Hotel is situated at the gateway to the Tasman Peninsular down the southeastern area of the Island of Tasmania, Australia.
Not a big population in this small town. There is a Canal called Denison Canal which opened for use in 1905 lets the boats pass through from one parcel of land to the other side.
The white daisies are on the banks overlooking the sea, and a bay.
Nice hotel!
ReplyDeleteIn a small town, they have all the key requirements covered: a large and welcoming pub, ocean views and lots of greenery.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful daisies view...
ReplyDeletethe hotel looks so classic but great and huge. Greetings
Margaret, thank you for letting us know places in Tasmania
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