Shot whilst enroute from Launceston to Sydney on a Virgin Blue flight.

Graduation Dinner

Graduation - Town & Gown Ceremony

Graduation Photo

Had some amazing Raclette, thanx to my gracious French friends !

The House of Anvers is located in latrobe, Tasmania and produces some lovely chocolates. It is located on the highway from Launceston to Devonport in a old property called the 'Wyndarra Lodge' and contains a tasting centre, Coffee shop & even a museum of chocolate. 

The french fries belongs to the Belgian's and not the French and when you let the French know....

I have mostly travelled from Launceston to Melbourne and vice-versa on Tiger Airlines and Jet Star. These were a few photos that i clicked using my iPhone enroute to either destination.

Well, It's winter here down under and with leaves falling from trees and burying lush green lawns and driveways, it provides for ample photo opportunities.

Sunset from the sky courtesy Tiger Airways. I'd always wanted to capture this but was thwarted by cloud cover before. Maybe it is now spring after all and the gods decided to give me a break. An exciting start to an even more exciting week wherein my cousin got married and we had the time of our lives.

Cataract Gorge Reserve, or ""The Gorge"" is a unique natural formation within a two-minute drive of central Launceston - a rare natural phenomenon in any city. This photo is shot of The Kings Bridge over "The Gorge" which was floated into place in 1867.

The Gorge features, The First Basin, on the southern side, with a swimming pool and an open area surrounded by bushland. This is Launceston's beach. The Cliff Grounds, is a Victorian garden where wilderness is created with ferns and exotic plants. There's a Restaurant and kiosk, rolling lawns and a rotunda, a pub with a view, a footbridge and chairlift across the river, peacocks in the trees, wallabies at dusk(if u get lucky).

This photo was shot along the pathway that looks down onto the Southern Esk River.

Further upstream is the historic Duck Reach Power Station(Not shown here), commissioned in 1893, making it the largest hydro-electric scheme of its day. By 1895 it was lighting the city of Launceston.

This photo was shot along the pathway that looks down onto the Southern Esk River.