Boatharbour

Karen has an ex-colleague who runs a set of cottages for hire in Boatharbour, as well as managing some other properties nearby, so we called him up to see if he had anything available.

As luck would have it, he did and we chose a beach house down at the nearby Sisters Beach as our home for the next week.

As you can see, the weather has brightened and the place is gorgeous. Gotta love Tassie – at least when the sun shines!

Our time at Sisters Beach has been pretty goo all round, with excellent weather.

Until Wednesday that it.  That morning we had a friend around for breakfast and I was happily munching on toast when all of a sudden I broke a tooth.

Yeah – good news eh?  Worse news was that local dentists were booked out and we ended up calling dentists further and further away until we found one in Ulverstone (the other side of Burnie) who had a vacancy for tomorrow.

We’ll have to wait and see what happens there.

However, we haven’t been just sitting around while we have been here and we have been out and about checking out things.

We took a walk through the Rocky Cape Nat Park, arriving at Anniversary Bay before taking the coast walk back. The walk took us about three hours to complete, but as this park is a beauty and we didn’t see another person while we were there – fantastic – we loved it.

Pics are in the post above where I duplicated this story.  Gah