We drove through the village of Doo Town at the
southern end of Pirates Bay. Here, residents have a
tradition with the naming of their homes. Below "Doo F..k All"
"Much-A-Doo" and on right "Doo Little". Richmond was proclaimed a town by Lieutenant Governor Sorell in 1824. It played an important role as a convict station and military outpost in the early days of the colony. For much of its history it was the main gateway to the east coast and the Tasman Peninsula.
We return to
Hobart and are dropped off at the
famous Salamanca Market and our bags are taken on to our hotel.
We wander around the shops and are happy to be picked up again
and taken back to the Wrest where we later share a farewell drink with our
travel companions before dinner.
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