依依不舍。 Did I mention that I miss the hotel as much as I miss Hobart? The hotel owner, Tildy is a wonderful lady. Everyday, she's like buzzing around the hotel and among the guests... Making sure everyone is comfortable and well taken care of. And cos it's a small cosy hotel, she knows every guest by name, by the room, by their country etc.. She shared her stories, her jokes and her life. She is really, an absolutely nice lady. Other than being an ow...

Today's theme is sea! Yesterday on impulse, booked the "Yellow Boat" tour to Bruny Island. And I never regret! In the morning, meeting point was at the wharf. And the bus took us to Kettering, a small town near Hobart. There, our bus was loaded to a huge ship, which transported us across the sea to Bruny Island. Bruny Island is discovered by James Cook's adventure partner (dunno what's-his-name), a french guy, I think. And his name was some buni blah blah......

I'm beginning to feel sad.. Trying hard to refresh my memory and experiences for the past one week. Yes, it has been one week!! Can you believe it?? Sigh... I miss home, yet I miss my hol, I miss my family and friends yet I miss the scenery here. I just dun miss my work. That's all. Hahaha!! I'm now sitting next to the wharf, looking at the sailboat, under the sun, doing nothing. Accidentally chanced upon the free Internet provided here. Time now is 4.30pm....

Last day tour day in Hobart! Today was a small group- an uncle guide (last few days were young lads.. ;)) and a HK guy and me. Yup, 3 pple. First, we came upon this convicts-built bridge. As the name suggests, it's spiky. Guess the name? Yes, so smart! It's called the spiky bridge (by the way, people here are really "straightforward", they name things as they are, like red berries as red berries) Then we came to this small town known as Swansea. Bought my lunc...

It's a day-tour day again! With three other ladies from Germany, Hong Kong and Brazil, we first went to rosyn lookout to get a view of Hobart city. Then we went to the Richmond village. (refer to pic for descriptions). Next, we headed to Port Arthur. Along the way we stopped at Dunalley Sea Canal, the Denison Canal. It used to be a sea way between the wineglass bay to Hobart. We also stopped at Pirate Bay Lookout to take a look at the bay that separates the ...