Crayfish Creek, Tasmania - Thursday

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January 20th 2011

A rare day with no 10am checkout. Chilli beans for breakfast. Watched some coverage of the ongoing flood catastrophe all over the country, negotiated the "pay as you go" showers (3 mins for 40c, 6.5 minutes for $1....hmmm). Gathered some supplies for Spag Bol dinner in Wynyard. Our main mission in this corner of Tassie was to assess whether we would like to live here, and the answer is yes. All good. Today we drove in around Flowerdale. This country is actually even prettier than the stuff we saw yesterday in Irishtown and Scotchtown. We are looking inland although we would love a water view because (a) it is highly unlikely that we will be able to afford waterfront land, even in the very reasonable real estate climate in Tassie, given that one of the strong motivations behind this move is to evade having a mortgage and (b) we want to grow stuff and just a short distance inland, the environment for growing things is much better. All rolling green, pretty and suitable. Extremely good value lunch at Subway!

Had a bit more wandering around the van park and down to the river/ creek. Water levels low but pretty rocks and golden tannin stained waters.

Some more time communing with the ukulele, a magnificent spag bol meal, a little more tennis and another deep sleep.

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Sue & Eric
My lovely hubby and I are in the process of planning a trip to Tasmania with a few days in Melbourne at the end. We live in Cairns, Queensland and have been to Tasmania only once before, in the winter of 2007. We took that trip to decide if we would like to live in Tassie, and the answer was an unconditional yes. Since then we have been working steadily through bringing out the best in our lovely old Queenslander house in preparation for selling it and making the move. I was born in Cairns and have lived here for 40 years and Eric ha... full info
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