Bicheno then Bay of Fires

Bicheno then on to Bay of Fires. The 30km strech of coastline was named by Tobias Furneaux in 1773, from seeing the many fires lit by the north-east coastal plains Aboriginal people. From here onward, we leave the east coast and head toward Tasmania's north-west.

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St Helens museum; tin mining at Anchor Mine. The model is...	St Helens museum; Chinese miners historical display	St Helens museum; Chinese artwork	Bay of Fires map	Bay of Fires; Binalong Bay
Bay of Fires; Binalong Bay	Bay of Fires; Binalong Bay	Bay of Fires; Binalong Bay	Bay of Fires; Lagoon near Taylors Beach	Bay of Fires; Hay bales near Taylors Beach
Bay of Fires; views at 'The Gardens'	Bay of Fires; views at 'The Gardens'	Bay of Fires; views at 'The Gardens'	Bay of Fires; views at 'The Gardens'	Bay of Fires; views at 'The Gardens'
Bay of Fires; views at 'The Gardens'	Bay of Fires; very tasty scallop pie lunch at our...	Bay of Fires; Cosy Corner in the early morning - we are...	Bay of Fires; Cosy Corner at sunrise - pics taken over...	Bay of Fires; Cosy Corner at sunrise
Bay of Fires; Cosy Corner at sunrise	Bay of Fires; Cosy Corner at sunrise	Bay of Fires; Cosy Corner at sunrise - a juvenile Pacific...	Bay of Fires; Cosy Corner at sunrise	Bay of Fires; Cosy Corner at sunrise
Bay of Fires; Cosy Corner at sunrise (flash picture gives...	Bay of Fires; Cosy Corner at sunrise

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