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         		 Illulissat ice fjord: by rodeime, Views[848]
     
    Semele Federesen is a popular dive wreck in Port Vila: by rodeime, Views[1890]
         		 Iceberg, dead ahead: by rodeime, Views[316]
         		 standing in front of the Rippon-Lea Garden Mansion : by jewraider, Views[926]
         		 st kilda shiny hairdresser: by prisca, Views[266]
         		 rooftop shipyard wedding: by prisca, Views[256]
     
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         		 Oh my. Every wine bar needs their own hand powered charcuterie slicer. @SideCar winebar, Hobart : by crustyadventures, Views[1894]
         		 I just loved that Battery Point is the closest suburb to the Hobart CBD and yet, there were views from many streets across the Derwent River to bare hills. Not a ticky-tacky box estate in sight. Something to be said for small cities. : by crustyadventures, Views[950]
     
    Something cool about this house with it's stern no-verandah policy. Was clearly built by the Colonials before anyone had realised that the weather down under was a tad more sunny than 'back home'. Battery Point, Hobart. (Oh, and vintage Fiat rocks hard too): by crustyadventures, Views[1067]
         		 Sunny Sunday morning wander up to the delightful Battery Point. Mount Wellington peeked out from behind the clouds too. : by crustyadventures, Views[1090]
         		 Detail from When My Heart Stops Beating (2008-10) by Patrick Hall #MONA. Hobart.: by crustyadventures, Views[1349]
         		 Detail from When My Heart Stops Beating (2008-10) by Patrick Hall #MONA. Hobart.: by crustyadventures, Views[570]
         		 Art. Up close. #MONA. Hobart: by crustyadventures, Views[465]
     
    Great use of the space to display this piece- BIT.FALL by Julius Popp #MONA: by crustyadventures, Views[361]
         		 I'm sure there was a flight, a hotel, a wander down to Salamanca plaza that involved great people watching, views of the harbour etc. But the first photo is of the simple, slick floating shelf at a tiny winebar, Sidecar. I just liked it.: by crustyadventures, Views[433]
         		 yarra river: by jewraider, Views[337]
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         		 field mouse : by jewraider, Views[531]
     
    Rrraaaaahh! A metal brontosaurus sits on the wharf. Hobart. : by crustyadventures, Views[386]
         		 Lust. Just snapping a totally lovely, hand crafted desk light that I'd like to own. But probably never will at close to $1000.: by crustyadventures, Views[414]
         		 The Taswegian Hippie is alive and well. Salamanca Place, Hobart: by crustyadventures, Views[501]
         		 Land ahoy! View from the sheep's back aboard the Mona Roma ferry, returning after a 6 hour art stint.: by crustyadventures, Views[920]
         		 Sandstone Wall detail. #MONA, Hobart.: by crustyadventures, Views[670]
     
    And the interiors! I loved the spaces and sandstone rock as much as the art. #MONA: by crustyadventures, Views[453]
         		 Saturday morning breakkie. Mmmm, pizza. Salamanca Markets rock.: by crustyadventures, Views[511]
         		 A large G&T later and Katie and Dan are blending in with the convict sandstone walls. @SideCar, Hobart: by crustyadventures, Views[433]
         		 Love, love, love this one. Called Kryptos, containing binary encoded words on the walls of cubes that you can walk around and then in, then around again and then finally in again. I jumped when I looked up and realised there was another person in this tiny room. Then laughed, because it was only me reflected in a mirror on the roof. #MONA.: by crustyadventures, Views[616]
         		 Escaping! #MONA. Hobart: by crustyadventures, Views[453]
     
    Entrance to #MONA. Great spaces leading into the entrance and up to the grassed area and bars. Hobart.: by crustyadventures, Views[600]
         		 Parking for God and God's Mistress? David Walsh's ego is no small thing. #MONA, Hobart.: by crustyadventures, Views[1822]
         		 On the way to the art; industry. The 4th largest zinc factory in the world. Derwent River, Hobart.: by crustyadventures, Views[744]
         		 The Mona Roma ferry is more than just a way of getting from A to B. The whole art experience starts at the wharf, 30 minutes before you arrive at the gallery. Spend the $20 on the return ticket. Great experience.: by crustyadventures, Views[472]
         		 Team Hobart selfie - Global Dan, Chatfiend and me heading up the river on the Mona Roma ferry.: by crustyadventures, Views[595]
     
    Just for the record, this is the one you're looking for - Mount Pepper Pizza.: by crustyadventures, Views[593]
         		 Salamanca Markets on Saturday morning. Loving the wood fired pizza ovens on the back of a trailer. Not to mention the pizzas themselves... Huon Valley mushrooms. Great breakfast food ;-): by crustyadventures, Views[1311]
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