Tasmania here we come

[Max Hedges]

Kathy and I are heading to Melbourne on Thursday and then on to Hobart on Saturday, our first visit to the apple isle.Staying in the city in Melbourne we'll give you a ring Keith when we get close.

Max

[Max Hedges]

Well no else would have survived Max in Tasmania but someone who had known him and lived with him for 30 years. As we landed I knew that the holiday was virtually over as the sweat was pouring out of him and 7 k's down the road from the airport a noise of find me a bed to lay down roard from his mouth. after 3 hours sleep in a pub we ventured off another 30 k's and another roar came find me somewhere to sleep and we stayed there for the night. We finally arrived in Port Arthur the next morning, you might think it is a great distance from hobart but only approximately 80 k's all up. We spent the morning here and then ventured off towards hobart again the roar came find me a bed I don't want to drive in the city we stayed the night. Next morning we went for a short drive up the Derwent river, quite pretty, and then went the chocolate factory, this cheered him a little. Then we went into the city as I had had enough of him and found a motel and stayed there for the next two nights. Max actually went to see a doctor about this complaint and got the correct medication for this condition an imbalance in the fluid in the ear and was feeling much better on our last day we went for a real drive and had a look at some scenery. All up we travelled 350 k's in the little car of which we did about 200 k's on the last day. Total fuel cost was $35 quite cheap do you think. The doctors comment was what a waste.

Kathy

[Max Hedges]

It was a bit windy on top of Mt Wellington

[Rusty]

Well Max did Cathy finally get you to take a tub that is the best dressed that I have seen ya, ever.
Cathy did you get Max to wear his shoes and sock? must have done him self up for :love:

[Max Hedges]

The lookout on top of Mt Wellington.

[Max Hedges]

The old hut with snow on top of Mt Wellington. A sign that winter is on its way.

Originally posted by Max Hedges
Well no else would have survived Max in Tasmania but someone who had known him and lived with him for 30 years. As we landed I knew that the holiday was virtually over as the sweat was pouring out of him and 7 k's down the road from the airport a noise of find me a bed to lay down roard from his mouth.
Kathy

Hey Kathy, you really must be in :love:

What an adventure! And the sights you guys posted are great!!! Aren't cameras wonderful inventions! Did you manage to meet up with our Keefy?

... I guess I missed this thread, and many others lately. Sorry but have been busy and or focussed on lots of other things lately, but am doing very well, and I hope you all are too!!!!!!!!!!

Karmen

Originally posted by Max Hedges
It was a bit windy on top of Mt Wellington

Hey Max ... this picture of you makes me wonder if your knuckles were white too from hanging on for dear life?

[Keith Webb]

Originally posted by Vets Dottir
Did you manage to meet up with our Keefy?

Karmen

Yes we did - here's one of Max shopping for some high quality Italian merchandise.