Source Australia have some solid horror movies and the other day I realized I havent check out "We Bury The Dead (2026)" well technically its a 2024 movie but lets not get into the theatrical

As we were passing, we stopped into Evandale, a popular town close to Launceston and famous for being a picturesque historic village with preserved Georgian and early Victorian architecture. There's a

If you're stuck in Devonport for a day or two, it's definitely worth heading to Don, and the river and headland there. Apparently there was a railbridge, but not a footbridge, to take you from Mersey Bluff

Photography is literally draws with light, the way that a painter uses paint a photographer uses light to create his or her art pieces. but how often is the light itself the focus of the photo, how often

Okay so it's a pretty fancy barn I get it, all convict made, hand laid sandstone, and artfully placed 'junk' And the light is filtered through the cleanest air you are ever likely to breathe, and maybe

Three Views of Howden in Tasmania I walked through a car park and down something that was part track part questionable to a very thin strip of sand, trying not to get wet I got three photos instead.

It was a last minute decision, we weren't happy with where we were staying so we swapped to this place, it was in Sandy Bay just south of the CBD of Hobart, like everything on Hobart it seemed to be on

What a wonderful name for a place, so evocative, so alluring, it just wants you to be warm, to wrap your hands around a hot chocolate, to sit in front of a fire. to be Snug. Photos taken in Sung, Tasmania

Continuing the recount of my gastronomical journey in Tasmania - this is my experience of going to a fine dining restaurant at Fico . It is not something we regularly have, in fact my husband was opposed

In this post I showed you the landscape on the top of the Mount Wellington, which is a 'mountain' (I don't know the difference between a mount and a mountian, other than mounts are shorter, but it seems

Many way to travel..you see the spaces, the culture. My favourite to travel and explore a place is through their cuisine and their food scene. It helps having a local to guide. 

Most people come to Mount Wellington as it was called by the White settlers or Kunanyi in the local aboriginal dialect for the views back over the city of Hoabrt in Tasmania, but there is more to see on

We were there to see the waterfall, but if you turned around, away from the slightly bewildered crowds you would see a beautiful scene, green, pure, again perhaps lacking a bit of water but certainly with

Howden is a very small town south of Hobart in Australia, it is on the North West Bay of the river Derwent, and here we are looking south out towards the mouth, past bruny island and onto Antartica. This

I probably knew that there wasn't really enough water for this to be amazing or breathtaking, I mean it's autumn here in Australia, if you want a good Waterfall show, with the water flowing with Gusto

A Couple of weeks ago I told you about my 10000th check-in on Untappd and in that post I alluded to the fact that I was approaching 6000 unique beers checked-in and that I was expecting to hit that mini

A dead tree, not uncommon in this part of the world. This part of the world being Tasmania in Australia, and in particular this is the shoreline in Howden just south of Hobart. Shown here as close as possible

This was a new place to perform for me! The Hobart Town Hall, for a chamber music concert... I have been down in Tasma

Ahhhh... it has been such a long time since I've been down to Tasmania. I used to play with the Symphony orchestra dow

Do you ever go on those walks where you think, hmmm, I should have worn trousers? That's quite common in the summer in Australia, unless you're walking in the city. Everything just seems kinda snaky. Like,