Bruny Island

Leaving the pretty harbour of Kettering	Ferry crossing - 20 minutes to Bruny Island	Heading to Bruny	That's the big ferry
Adventure Bay	Our home for 3 days - it's a tough life	Captain James Cook visited here...	...this monument is where he landed
He wasn't the only explorer - Abel Tasman, Furneaux, Bligh and Bruni D'Entrecasteaux	That should read Captain Cook Creek - where he stopped for fresh water	Bligh Museum of Pacific Exploration - has info on the explorers around here and more	Get Shucked Oyster Farm
It even has a drive through - for oysters!	The best oysters we have ever tasted - we had a dozen & then another dozen - washed down with a beer & a Tassie bubbly	A beer tasting paddle and cheese platter at Bruny Island Beer Co & Bruny Island Cheese Co - yum	Bruny Island Premium Winery
A glass of pinot noir & unwooded chardonnay - lamb & wallaby burger and Huon salmon on sourdough	We needed a hike to work off all of the food & drinks - the Fluted Cape Walk	It's a flat trail to Grass Point - passing small whaling stations from the 1800s	Grass Point
We reach Penguin Island - accessible at low tide but not just now - look at those waves	We decide to take the challenging Cape Circuit...	...it's up, up and up from here...	...we didn'realise it would be to the top of the furthest and highest point...
...still, we see great rock formations...	...and great views down	We're nearly at the top	Looking back to Penguin Island
The Neck - between North and South Bruny - one way...	...and then the other	Boardwalk and stairs up to the top	The sun is about to set
Sheerwater burrows and Penguin Rookery - alas, we did not see any penguins