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Shops and Pubs:
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I have been to Hobart quite afew times and never actually knew this part of Salamanca existed. Salamanca Court:
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A feature in the pond:
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Which says:
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An alley:
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I have one more lot of pics to show you from this trip.........
I have one more lot of pics to show you from this trip.........
x sarah
6 comments:
Here's a bit of local knowledge, the steps at the end of the alley are known as "Kelly's Steps" they link up with Kelly St, Battery Point. The steps were built by convicts, they are well worn!
I was at Salamanca markets yesterday, it was very crowded.
I thought that was kelly's steps afraid I couldn't manage them now but did used to chase the kids up them a good few years ago now, Was the park St Davids I used to cut throught going home after afternoon shift at 10.30pm folks said I was nuts because of the graves on the back wall LOL
hi Sarah,
My email not working well..thanks for your email. Hey I tried the 3 column thing, could not get it to work either. Seems the most successful for that is typepad.catchya soon. love the photos
Its good to wonder Salamanca now and again. The coffee shop on corner of Montpelier Retreat opposite the pub is a favorite with our household. Thanks for sharing your pics, Debs.
OH! How I love Salamanca....especially the Laundromat Cafe in Salamanca Court...you Tasmanians really do live in a beautiful part of Australia....lzilulu xox
HI Sarah,
I am sure you would have had a great few days away in Hobart, I agree with Liz, Tassie certainly is a wonderful place to live. Do hope you are well rested and ready for work again.
Your friend in stitching
Kerry
PS Love all the scrap booking you have been doing, especially the tags
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