Not this time. Tried one a few years back. Okay, but nowt to write home about.

Stick to the vB and a packet of crisps ?

Is it separate buildings or is the inside all open plan?

All the same shop, Mick. There's a much more interesting building down the road...

such a lovely city, none of the hussle and bustle of the mainland capitals.

It's my favourite Aussie capital. 

Last day, so took a few pictures:

Arthur Circus:



The. Doctor Who fan still lives in Philadelphia just down from the Circus:



At the docks:



Young guy playing Beatles on a wet afternoon at the docks. Yep Hobart is cool with me. 

Lovely, one day will get back there.

But you're in Melbourne? It's your backyard!

that's probably why, it's a case of "one day itus".

Yes, it's a fact that you rarely or never visit what's on your doorstep.

More old charm... Hotel Lenna. The barman wanted to know our room number. We said we're not staying here, just came in for happy hour!

He served us but didn't seem too happy himself 

Anyway, 5am start at the docks for the airport bus. Back at Chez Bealman now and actually will be at the take a dive bus stop shortly! 

Quote from: Bealman on March 10, 2024, 02:45:39 AMBattery Point is the historic early part of Hobart. This bakery is a bit of a local  landmark - scallop pies a specialty.



And yes, that's Mrs B saying don't get me in the photo 

Stayed a few doors down the road from there when we were there in January.  Did have to nip in for breakfast although no scallop pies consumed!  Also sampled Salamanca market although it looks like you had nicer weather than us.  It's was about 15 degrees with the odd light shower when we were there.  You go all that way for an Aussie summer and get an English one!

Yeah, we also stayed a few doors down the road. Hope you didn't stay at the same joint - Portsea Place apartments... very small and very overpriced.