Family Walk
One day, several weeks ago, we took a brief walk out to Tamar Island. The walk is part of the Tamar Wetlands on the Tamar River.
One day, several weeks ago, we took a brief walk out to Tamar Island. The walk is part of the Tamar Wetlands on the Tamar River.
The funky-shaped building is the Tamar Wetlands Visitor's Center. The center has information on life in the wetlands, paintings, CD's, etc. It is a very nice building to look around in and the staff are always polite and helpful.
Mt. Barrow from the wetlands walk
Julia loves going for walks and watching the new outdoor sights go by.
Old junk, maybe even convict junk
Black swans are common.
There are lots of bird tracks in the mud while the tide is out.
Looking back at Launceston proper from the wetlands.
After a bit of a walk down a board walk and a couple small bridges, you reach Tamar Island. The island has some old buildings, some unique trees planted by settlers many years ago, BBQs, picnic tables and toilets. We hope to go back again for a picnic some time. We would have more pics of the island but the batteries died; sorry.
The last pic we got was of Little One sleeping during the walk back.
3 comments:
looks like a fun walk and some beautiful views! for me, julia's little face is the most beautiful view of them all, though =)
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Hi Terry, Martha & Julia,
Love seeing the updated pics. Julia looks like a little charmer! What a doll. You must be enjoying her so much. Also glad to hear that you got the passports (finally!!!). Wishing you GOd's blessing today, tomorrow & always. XOXO
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