Tasmania Galleries
![West Coast Wilderness Railway : On our return to Hobart we were keen for an adventure on the newly restored West Coast Wilderness Railway [formerly the ABT Railway] which runs between Queenstown and Strahan.](/photos/random.mg?AlbumID=2135906&Size=Thumb&AlbumKey=NrtBy&rand=9206 "West Coast Wilderness Railway : On our return to Hobart we were keen for an adventure on the newly restored West Coast Wilderness Railway [formerly the ABT Railway] which runs between Queenstown and Strahan.")
On our return to Hobart we were keen for an adventure on the newly restored West Coast Wilderness Railway [formerly the ABT Railway] which runs between Queenstown and Strahan.
Updated: Nov 15, 2006 12:51pm PST
March - November , 2003... Hobart Memories How wonderful it was to have returned to Hobart, Tasmania. We had been looking forward to seeing our friends, indulging our passions for Hobart's music and arts scene, fine markets and restaurants, and the local cruising grounds. Our first visitors aboard were our dear friends Peter, Arlene and ...
Updated: Nov 20, 2006 8:41pm PST
![Bruny Island with HAWK : September, 2003. At long last, Beth and Evans on HAWK arrived in Tasmania following a 70,000nm passage across the Southern Ocean from Capetown to Freemantle. We helped them secure s/v HAWK right behind ADAGIO!
We had heaps of stories to trade, then took them on their first catamaran cruise aboard ADAGIO. Shortly before ADAGIO sailed for New Zealand there was time for a cruise-in-company down to visit the Swans at Bruny Island. Along the way Beth took the best off-the-boat pics we have of ADAGIO [for an article in SAIL Magazine].](/photos/random.mg?AlbumID=2135981&Size=Thumb&AlbumKey=yVm9F&rand=4408 "Bruny Island with HAWK : September, 2003. At long last, Beth and Evans on HAWK arrived in Tasmania following a 70,000nm passage across the Southern Ocean from Capetown to Freemantle. We helped them secure s/v HAWK right behind ADAGIO!
We had heaps of stories to trade, then took them on their first catamaran cruise aboard ADAGIO. Shortly before ADAGIO sailed for New Zealand there was time for a cruise-in-company down to visit the Swans at Bruny Island. Along the way Beth took the best off-the-boat pics we have of ADAGIO [for an article in SAIL Magazine].")
September, 2003. At long last, Beth and Evans on HAWK arrived in Tasmania following a 70,000nm passage across the Southern Ocean from Capetown to Freemantle. We helped them secure s/v HAWK right behind ADAGIO! We had heaps of stories to trade, then took them on their first catamaran cruise aboard ADAGIO. Shortly before ADAGIO sailed for ...
Updated: Nov 15, 2006 1:10pm PST
