Onwards to Derwent Bridge

Continuing on holiday in March 2020 we were headed to Queenstown, on the way we stopped for a short rest and walk around after going around bends, plenty of them with beautiful views.

The first photo is of a barbecue area by a river, then onto Derwent Bridge a very small town with a Hotel and some artwork done in wood which we visited the time before (no photos permitted there), a petrol bowser along with a restaurant where we had lunch with Cabins next door as in photo of one of them.

Continuing we stopped again to have a good look at the view, the last of these photos you can see the Frenchmans Cap which is the 3rd highest mountain in Tasmania at 1,446 meters above sea level.

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.