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Hobart & east coast Tasmania
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A voyage of leisure exploring the unforgiving



Leaving Hobart with a passing front

Once past the dolerite pinnacles of Cape Raoul,
onwards to Port Arthur

Arriving Port Arthur with rain and strong winds on a strong mooring with first class seats overlooking Port Arthur
Tasman Island Up close
Mitre Rock and Candlestick when entering Fortescue Bay and the Tasman National Park
Views forever beyond The Monument Totem Pole and Candlestivk
at Cape Hauy


Weather held us in Triabunna with 140kph winds
Finally Justen II got away into light ones
We left the next day, motoring past seal island
towards silent bliss in Paradise Bay
Miss B is behind us - we've walked the ismus to climb Mt Amos The Hazards from Wineglass Bay on departure morning
Storm clouds race above The Hazards casting dark shadows across the same pink granite mountains that
the great French explorer Freycinet sketched from Le Naturaliste in 1802.
Across Wineglass Bay a cold wetness is falling to an open horizon flecked white that’s calling
our spirits to run free and close the last link, to complete the circle around Earth’s largest inhabited island.
So far every link has needed courage and strength. Each has been as different as the colours in a rainbow.

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