Tasmania is famous for is cheese? Well, they are. This one
is called Otto Cheese and it's basically a creamy chunk of cheese
wrapped in bacon. In short, heaven on a plate
Tasmania is also a destination of stunning vistas and blue seas.
This picture was taken at The Neck, in Bruny Island. On the left
you see the tide coming in and on the right, you see it going out.
Very cool
Tasmania is a paradise if you're the outdoorsy type. There's a
lot of rambles and hiking to be had for those that like to enjoy
the fresh air and lovely scenery
We'll not even begin to talk about how fur seals
smell.Nevertheless, the sight of them perched on rocks while the
waves pound below is really quite breathtaking
About 60km from Tasmania is a little hamlet called Buckland. In
Buckland is the beautiful little sandstone building which is the
St. John the Baptist Anglican church. The 166-year-old church has
fascinated history buffs as folk say some of its stained-glass
windows date back to the 1400s and were brought to Australia all
the way from England. Whatever, their age, they're beautiful works
of art that are bound to fill you with awe and wonder
