After 6 nights in Hobart and lots of exploring around, it's time to leave and head up the East Coast.
First stop is Richmond. This is such a busy little town with lots of lovely shops to look in.
The Richmond Bridge is the oldest bridge still in use in Australia. It was built using convict labour in 1823. We have lunch here and the girls feed the ducks.
Further up the coast we stop to have a look at the Spiky Bridge. This was also built using convict labour and the spikes were meant to keep the cattle from straying!
We camp the night in Freycinet National Park at Friendly beaches. It is cold and windy, but the girls still want to put on their swimmers!! Crazy!!
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