Earlier in October, I took a short trip to the bracing south, on my first ever trip to Tasmania. Despite the inclement weather that always takes some getting used to after too long in Darwin, it was a wonderful relief to get away from the soupy hot buildup of the north. With five days up my sleeve I tackled the usual tourist haunts of
Salamanca, MONA, the botanic gardens, Mt. Wellington, Richmond and
Runnymede, as well as a few lesser known locales such as the Sandy Bay
Twilight Markets. However the main purpose of my holiday was seeing if
Hobart was a good fit as a new home town.42 DEGREES SOUTH
26 November 2015
Earlier in October, I took a short trip to the bracing south, on my first ever trip to Tasmania. Despite the inclement weather that always takes some getting used to after too long in Darwin, it was a wonderful relief to get away from the soupy hot buildup of the north. With five days up my sleeve I tackled the usual tourist haunts of
Salamanca, MONA, the botanic gardens, Mt. Wellington, Richmond and
Runnymede, as well as a few lesser known locales such as the Sandy Bay
Twilight Markets. However the main purpose of my holiday was seeing if
Hobart was a good fit as a new home town.
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