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Ray and Trudi Griffiths host this fine restaurant, housed in a classic 1918 manor house adjacent to the Huon River, with stained glass windows and a classic Victorian décor. This venue is known for serving the freshest Tasmania... more
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Nestled on a small hill over looking the Oyster Cove Marina, is this modern venue which is surrounded with outdoor eating areas and beautiful views. Stop in for Eggs Benedict in the morning, which will include cured ham or pos... more
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Perched harbor side overlooking the South Haven Marina at Kettering is Mermaid Cafe, a modern, fully licensed restaurant. Stop in for breakfast on the weekends or lunch daily, which might include pan fried Trevalla on home-made... more
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Home grown garden vegetables, local produce and a children's play area make this venue a great family choice. However, it's not just kid friendly but is stylish, modern and has a lovely outdoor terrace from which to view the g... more
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Sea air, stunning views, and fresh Tasmanian culinary delights from an award winning chef and restaurant are what will greet you at one of Tasmania's top-notch dining experiences. A cathedral ceiling meets a wall of glass, whic... more
Kettering Travel Experiences
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Settling into Hobart
After the few days in Melbourne, it was time to go to Hobart and settle into our new home. We toured the city with Sean's new... Continue reading »
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What about the Hobo...
Now that our blog is getting remotely up-to-date I can actually remember what happened.Wednesday the 25th was Anzac Day. It commemo... Continue reading »
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Happy New Year!
Peggy:\r New Year's has greeted us with brilliant sunshine over the Derwent River, which we see from Phil's living room. Many of the la... Continue reading »
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Visiting the Louws
Arrived in Hobart just in time for Adrian to go fishing with his brother-in-law Bill. They put out the cray pots and ofcourse that means... Continue reading »
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Tasmanian Tales
First Hobart, then Port Arthur, an old prison from 1833 to 1877. About 3000 male convicts, administrators, military and families lived th... Continue reading »
