The midlands of Tasmania are swollen with water.
Those who know me will expect me to writer here that this bridge from 1836, (yes built by the hands and sweat of convict laborers) is the first stone bridge in Australia, but actually it is the third.
The trip to Ross was for a meeting regarding the constitution of the Van Diemen Rollers, including both North and South.
I want to go back to Ross and have a proper look around.
I am still regretting not wearing my Wellingtons so that I could have raced around to get close to one of the many, many, baby lambs that were along the roadside.
Zok is home in three days, or as the Australians say "three sleeps".
Those who know me will expect me to writer here that this bridge from 1836, (yes built by the hands and sweat of convict laborers) is the first stone bridge in Australia, but actually it is the third.
The trip to Ross was for a meeting regarding the constitution of the Van Diemen Rollers, including both North and South.
I want to go back to Ross and have a proper look around.
I am still regretting not wearing my Wellingtons so that I could have raced around to get close to one of the many, many, baby lambs that were along the roadside.
Zok is home in three days, or as the Australians say "three sleeps".
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