On the way to the Salamanca Markets we walked through this display of classic English cars. Morrises, some Jags including 2 E-types, some lotuses and P76.

Not one but 2.

This Cray boat was moored in the harbour.

Pretty much right in the City.

On Sunday we caught the bus out to MONA (Museum of Old and New Art).

Semi trailer and cement mixer sculpture out the front.

MONA

The barren bolder plain on top of Mt Wellington.

There are few stunted shrubs that survive the icy cold winters.

The view down to Hobart.

Right up amongst the clouds.

Can just see the Tasman Bridge under the cloud.

Soaring transmission tower on top of Mt Wellington.

Ann in the Gardening Australia "Patch"

Fungi under the trees.

The first signs of autumn in the oak trees.

Weeds in the patch.

Abstract in the water at the French fountain.

Part of the the pipeline track at the foot of Mt Wellington. As well as the later steel pipe there is a covered sandstone aqueduct on top of the arched bridge. We had hoped we might have spotted a pink robin here as well but no such luck.

Early morning from our campsite.

One of the many Bennett's Wallabies that call the campground home.

Most people come up here for the fishing. Arthur Lake has a self sustaining population of brown and rainbow trout.

As the name suggests there is a hydro pump station that pumps water up to the Great Lake where it can be used for hydro generation.