Three days on the Northwest Coast Photo Gallery by Paul Dudley at pbase.com

Three days on the Northwest Coast

An early morning on a wide beach at Ulverstone. Contorted rocks on another beach. A chance find of the Makers' Workshop. A walk in Rocky Cape National Park. Detour to a waterfall in a forest. Discovering Stanley with old houses and shops, and a lovely old guest house for a three-day stay. Waiting for penguins, heard but not seen. A chairlift up "The Nut". A tour of the remnant of the Van Diemens Land Company's property, with wind farms in the roaring forties. And Ellendale Gardens, which has the next gallery to itself.

Ulverstone Beach, looking west	Ulverstone Beach, looking east	Goat Island	Rocks at Goat Island Reserve
Burnie Park Ducks	Freshwater Crayfish	Makers' Workshop	Makers' Workshop, Burnie
Paper sculpture – 1	Paper sculpture – 2	Paper Sculpture – 3	Clock detail displayed
From Rocky Cape	In Rocky Cape National Park	Convict Barracks — 1	Convict Barracks — 2
Highfield House	Sunset but no penguins	Late afternoon skyscape	Coast west of Table Cape
Dip Falls – 1	Dip Falls – 2	Agapanthus and Stanley for tourists	Veranda at a lovely guest house
Stanley cottage	Walking track on The Nut	Stanley street	Highfield from The Nut
View south from The Nut	Wharf area from The Nut	Wind Farm — 1	Wind Farm — 2
Wind Farm – 3	Warning on landward side	Looking south from that sign	"The Doughboys"
Fishing boats at The Doughboys	Cove with crayfish	Old Building at Woolnorth	The "Top House" at Woolnorth
Wind Farm seen from the "Top House"	Wreck of the Colliboi	Near Woolnorth Point	Near Woolnorth Point
Beach pattern	Eight Tasmanians and their dogs

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