025ToHobart3.jpg=Tungatina power station (c1950)
026ToHobart8.jpg=Hamilton historic walk; St Peters Anglican Church and cemetary
025ToHobartPan01.JPG=Lake St Clair information centre
026ToHobartPan02.JPG=Hamilton historic walk; St Peters Anglican Church and cemetary
026ToHobart14.jpg=New Norfolk; Willow Court historic site antique centre
025ToHobart2.jpg=Approaching Tarralea
025ToHobart4.jpg=Nive river and Hydro power stations
026ToHobart7.jpg=Hamilton historic walk; St Peters Anglican Church and cemetary
026ToHobart15.jpg=New Norfolk; Willow Court historic site antique centre - Joy thought this ($6250) lounge would suit David Beckham
DSC_0061.JPG=Tarralea power station and the Tungatina power station pipelines (top left)
026ToHobart17.jpg=Approaching Hobart
025ToHobartPan03.JPG=Lake St Clair
026ToHobart16.jpg=Derwent river with many Black Swans
DSC_0034.JPG=Lake St Clair
DSC_0077.JPG=Approaching Hamilton; The area was settled by Scottish farmers. Hamilton developed as a transport hub and by the 1830s had two breweries, six inns, stone quarries and agricultural implement makers. It was once destined to be the capital of Tasmania despite its vast distance from any port.
025ToHobart9.jpg=Tarralea - Tasmanian Native Hens
DSC_0094.JPG=Hamilton; Clyde river
026ToHobart9.jpg=Hamilton historic walk; St Peters Anglican Church and cemetary
025ToHobart1.jpg=The town of Derwent Bridge and the Derwent river
025ToHobartPan02.JPG=Lake St Clair
DSC_0156.JPG=Hamilton historic walk; St Peters Anglican Church and cemetary
025ToHobart10.jpg=Approaching Hamilton
026ToHobart1.jpg=Hamilton historic walk; Uralla with its' massive hedge
026ToHobartPan07.JPG=Hamilton historic walk; Uralla with its' massive hedge
026ToHobart3.jpg=Hamilton historic walk; old Post Office
025ToHobart8.jpg=Tarralea power station (c1938) - stained glass windows and mosaic floor
026ToHobart4.jpg=Hamilton historic walk; town centre - convict built sandstone cottages
025ToHobart11.jpg=Heritage museum (closed today) where through the window we could see a pretty rare "twin box" telephone (pre-1900)
026ToHobartPan06.JPG=Hamilton; Clyde river camping site
026ToHobart2.jpg=Hamilton historic walk; town centre
026ToHobartPan08.JPG=Hamilton historic walk; St Peters Anglican Church and cemetary
DSC_0198.JPG=One of many logging trucks we see - this one at New Norfolk
025ToHobart12.jpg=Hamilton Inn
026ToHobart10.jpg=Hamilton historic walk; St Peters Anglican Church and cemetary - many headstones from the mid-1800's
025ToHobartPan04.JPG=Hamilton; Clyde river camping site
026ToHobartPan05.JPG=The Derwent river at New Norfolk.
025ToHobart7.jpg=Tarralea power station (c1938)
026ToHobart12.jpg=New Norfolk; Willow Court historic site
025ToHobart.jpg=Lake St Clair is the southern end of the Overland Track. 6-7 day trek for experienced hikers
026ToHobartPan04.JPG=The Derwent river at New Norfolk.
DSC_0103.JPG=Hamilton Inn
025ToHobart6.jpg=Tarralea power station (c1938)
026ToHobart11.jpg=New Norfolk; Derwent Valley Council Chambers and Willow Court historic site
026ToHobart6.jpg=Hamilton historic walk; St Peters Anglican Church and cemetary - many headstones from the mid-1800's
025ToHobart13.jpg=Tarralea; Highland Cattle thrive in Tasmania's changeable climate, they love the cold winters and lose their long woolly coats to enjoy the hot summer.
DSC_0036.JPG=Derwent Bridge and the Derwent river
DSC_0073.JPG=Canals above Tarralea power station deliver water into the pipelines
026ToHobart13.jpg=New Norfolk; Willow Court historic site antique centre
DSC_0098.JPG=Hamilton council building and Heritage museum (closed today)
026ToHobart.jpg=Hamilton historic walk; the old School House (c1856)
026ToHobart5.jpg=Hamilton historic walk; town centre
026ToHobartPan03.JPG=Hamilton historic walk; St Peters Anglican Church and cemetary
025ToHobart5.jpg=Tarralea power station (commissioned in 1938)
