East Coast Tasmania

The Spiky Bridge	Built by convicts in the 1840s	Spotted this bird at Bark Hill Museum	The Hazards from Oyster Bay Lookout
Honeymoon Beach	Honeymoon Bay towards the Hazards	Pink granite stone everywhere	Lookout from Cape Tourville - towards Lemon Rock, Cape Forestier & Wineglass Bay
Cape Tourville lighthouse	Wee lizard at the lighthouse	On trail along Sleepy Bay	Red rocks and pounding ocean
Heading down to Gravelly Beach	Red rocks at Gravelly Beach	Huge rocks...and Pete	Kelp forests in the sea - some wash ashore
Freycinet Marine Farm	Oysters, salmon, fish & chips & a bottle of local Kelvedon Sauvingnon Blanc	On trail to the Wineglass Bay Lookout	Huge rocks on trail
Wineglass Bay Lookout - we made it!	Wineglass Bay - stunning	Wineglass Bay and us!	We trek the 1,000+ steps down to the beach
Wineglass Bay is one the world's top 10 beaches	So we sit and admire the view - it looks tropical but the water is a bit chilly	We then head off on the Isthmus Track and meet this little guy	The trail leads to Hazards Beach - beautiful
The water is much calmer on this side but still cold	Love this beach	There are layers of shells in the dunes	As the dune erodes the shells loosen off
On the Hazards Beach Track - we did an 11km circuit and a lot of up and down but so worth it	This little guy said "well done"	Devil's Corner Vineyard	After some tastings we settled on a pinot noir and a lightly wooded chardonnay
Freycinet Vineyard - after tastings - a shiraz and an award winning sauvignon blanc	Bicheno Blowhole	Thar she blows	Iron House Brewery Tasting Paddle
Iron House view	Iron House Distillery	St Helens - a wood chopping competition - women sawing	Look at the size of that saw
Men in the chopping final	St Helens Point trail	Orange lichen on the rocks	Pete clambers over the rocks
Pete climbs to the top	The colour is fantastic	Beerbarrel Beach	Surfers in the water
Jackie in amongst the lichen	Jackie on the rocks	Beerbarrel Beach - we had a paddle, brrrr	Beerbarrel Beach
Peron Dunes	We climb up on a dune - it was hard work	The sand is superfine	Binalong Bay
Binalong Bay	Binalong Bay	Our boat to the Bay of Fires	A 28km coastline of white sandy beaches, turquoise water...
...and orange lichen covered rocks	The colours are amazing	Orange	Orange
and more orange	Divers collecting invasive sea urchins	A close up	Sloop Rock
It looks like a sealion	Huge dunes	The Gardens	Cormorants
Eddystone Point Lighthouse - 1899	It helps ships entering the Banks Strait	We stop at Eddystone Point - the most northern point of the Bay of Fires	Here, we have a short biscuit break
We enjoyed the 3 hour trip