We woke to the sad news that the Queen had passed away. It's funny the things in life you remember. Places you were when significant things happened. I guess we'll always remember sitting in the sunshine at a little camp-site at Crayfish Creek, Tasmania when we heard that the Queen had died. What an amazing woman she was.
After cooking breakfast and enjoying the sunshine we packed up and headed to Stanley.
We drove straight to 'The Nut' and headed up the very steep walk to the plateau and then did the walk around the top. The views were amazing! Well worth the stop. We decided we didn't want to spend $24 for the chair lift coming back down so walked it.
The township is so beautiful, historic and very well kept, we started driving through but I'd keep getting him to stop so I could jump out and get a photo so we stopped and wandered around. Had lunch at the old Stanley Hotel which was lovely though Bart had to duck through all the doorways 😄
About to head to Arthur River for the night.Read more
TravelerBarton in the sun rays 👍. Dad walked up & back down The Nut, you captured the views perfectly. We loved ‘back in time’ Stanley, quaint. Lush & green Tassie. 💚
Traveler Barton in the sun rays 👍. Dad walked up & back down The Nut, you captured the views perfectly. We loved ‘back in time’ Stanley, quaint. Lush & green Tassie. 💚
Traveler There is a historic house on the hill in Stanley. Well worth a visit. I loved it....
Traveler Highfields - such beautiful buildings, we didn't pay to go through them, just drove around and looked at them.
Traveler I forgot we paid to go in 😏... Just remember I loved it.