Stanley

Rocky Cape.

The aqua blue ocean looks so inviting. Pity its so cold.

Rocky Cape Lighthouse.

Boat Harbour Beach.

The Nut

Not many RV'ers know that if you drive past the Caravan Park

and down to the old dock you can free camp

at the bottom of The Nut.

Chris talking to Jim. He is an interesting man who skippers ships down to the Antarctic. His passion and business on the wharf is building and restoring old wooden boats.

Large Pacific Gull.

Larus pacificus.

We opted out of the walk up to the top of The Nut

and took the chair lift.

Panorama over the township of Stanley.

Amazing views from the top.

A local Pademellon Wallaby.

Many creatures that live on top of The Nut.

The view from the top looking down on our van.

The Wharf.

Half Moon Bay.

Stanley street view.

An impressive lead light in one of the art galleries.

Highfield House

One of the oldest buildings in the northwest of Tasmania is Highfield house,

being the early headquarters of the Van Diemens Land Company.

Buildings on the site date from 1828.
Link to Highfield House

Dip River Forest Reserve.

The Big Tree.

Dip Falls.

The beautiful mossy rain forest.