Today is a beautiful day. Too lovely to be inside reading so I attended some outdoor events this weekend. Saturday saw three of us riding to Triabunna, up the east coast of Tasmania on motorbikes. With the Coronavirus all of the crayfish that is usually shipped to China is staying in the state and we are enjoying it. We went to the harbour for fish and chips and I got a crayfish roll. A large roll with tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce and a wonderful heaping pile of fresh crayfish. We rode approximately 200 kms for this meal but a fun day.
Today the Hobart Photographic association had a scavenger hunt in Battery Point, Hobart. Battery Point is the oldest section of Hobart where the first settlers developed. It is full of lovely cottages and cafes. We had two hours, from 10 am to noon, to find a list of items. We all did well and I thought I would share them. We then went to a cafe for a coffee at noon and debriefed. The debriefing was mostly laughter. We are going to have these photo club excursions once a month. I’m looking forward to them. We had about 15 people who took photos and then nine stayed for a coffee. Here are the photos from the weekend. I hope the weather is good where you are. We could use some rain but we might as well make a happy time out of the sunny days we have had this weekend.
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SATURDAY
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SUNDAY
Travellin' Penguin 