Located in the southeastern tip of Tasmania is the stunning Bruny Island, really two islands, joined by a ‘neck’. There are no grocery stores, just gorgeous views everywhere you look.
We spent four nights camping in the Bush–just $5 per adult a night and $2.50 for for K.
At the first campsite at the Neck, we met a family who’d been traveling for seven years! They looked surprisingly clean, but they did have a caravan with a shower.
The second site was four wheel-drive only and we had to drive on the beach to get there. Cloudy Bay was gorgeous and we could’ve stayed weeks except for the Blow Flies and the fact that we ran out of chocolate.
We’re headed for a caravan park in Dover tonight for showers and a shave and the dreaded laundry. Then, back to the bush!
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So pleased to hear they have a memorial for Truganini. One of my favourite Midnight Oil songs is about her.
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