But not before...
You Guessed it - ANOTHER Early Start!
8:40 am
To the First Nations People it is Kunanyi. To us it was Mount Wellington and so it is now Kunanyi/ Mount Wellington.
At 1270 m above Sea Level, it is not the highest Peak in Tasmania, but stands watch over Hobart and from the Summit - on a clear day, you can pretty much see forever.
Although we couldn't see those 'forever horizons' we were told about, it was still magical.
Back down to the Hustle of a Saturday Morning, an unexpected bonus - Hobart's Salamanca Market was open, and we had just enough time to have a quick look at the many stalls.
Then one last Tour Bus Ride - Dropping some, who were staying longer, at their Hotels before heading to the Airport - Waving fond fare-well and hugging people we may never cross paths with again.
We have seen so much yet only scratched the surface of this World Heritage Place - some of which is only available to Tour Companies like Outback Spirit.
And I have challenged my Comfort Zone on several occasions - But then, isn't this WHY we travel?
Hobart is just 1 hr 15 min flight from Melbourne or if you want to take longer The Spirit of Tasmania takes around 10 hours to cross Bass Straight to Devonport.
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