Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

    

Wednesday, 1/29/2020
     "The fabled island of Tasmania, Australia's smallest state, was named after Dutch explorer Abel Tasman.  Its capital, Hobart,was founded as a penal colony for some 300 inmates.  Today, the charming city boasts the world's second-deepest natural harbor, a mild climate and a picturesque setting on the banks of the Derwent River.  Its remarkable preserved architecture, particularly that found in the Salamanca Place district, dates to Georgian and Victorian times, and traditional pubs transport visitors back to Old England."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Salamanca Place district

Leaving port

 

 Leaving Tasmania

 

 

 waiting for sunset

 Good-bye to the day, and Good-bye to Australia!