Sky Watch Friday

Another view from Mount Wellington in Hobart.

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Monochrome Weekend

Another Port Arthur shot.

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Weekend Reflections

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Australia Day

Australia's convict past at Port Arthur in Tasmania.

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Sky Watch Friday

These two shots were taken an hour apart. 

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Early Weekend Reflections

Reflections camouflage the entry to Hobart's weird and wonderful MONA, the Museum of Old and New Art.

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Hobart Waterfront

Monochrome Weekend

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Weekend Reflections

Another Battery Point reflection.

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Sky Watch Friday

Hobart waterfront.

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Battery Point (3)

Battery Point (2)

Battery Point

The old, and now very expensive, Battery Point area of Hobart.

Monochrome Weekend

For more monochrome madness, visit Dragonstar's Weekend in Black and White. 

Weekend Reflections

Reflections of Battery Point, Hobart.

For more reflections visit James' Weekend Reflections.

Sky Watch Friday

Loo with a view. View from the ladies toilets on Mt Wellington, Hobart.

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Good enough to eat

Thompson

Street art in the mall in Hobart.

Its a hard job

but someone has to do it. One of the distillers at Lark Distillery tasting the new batch of whisky to decide whether it should be bottled at 43%, 46% or 58% proof.

If you are ever in Hobart and are appreciative of a good single malt, I can highly recommend the guided tasting at the Lark shopfront and cafe. Its very easy to find - right next to the Tourist Information Office.

Passing beauty