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| Dragon sculpture at the St Helens Information Centre |
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| Open stretch of the Tasman (A3) Highway |
Our last day in Tasmania consisted of driving from the Bay of Fires back toward Launceston in order to catch our flight out the following morning. It wasn't too far of a drive and we only had a couple places in mind to stop, so we had morning tea on the beach before setting out. We took a little detour to Pyengana, a small village just off the main road to taste some cheese at the Pyengana Dairy Company, had lunch at a lookout in between the Mt Victoria and Blue Tier Forest Reserves, stopped in Scottsdale to go to Little Rivers Brewing Co. (unfortunately, they were closed that particular Saturday afternoon.) We stayed in the village of Targa overnight, which as far as we can tell, consists entirely of the caravan park. (It's a very nice caravan park.)
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| In the Pyengana village valley |
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| Country road on our detour to Pyengana |
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| Pastoral Pyengana fields |
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| Back on the Tasman Highway, going over the Blue Tiers |
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| At the top of the mountain ("mountain") pass |
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| Looking out over the Blue Tier Forest Reserve |
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| The highway cuts through open rolling hills after we passed the Blue Tier Forest Reserve |
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| Painted fish rocks outside the town of Derby |
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| View from the lookout south of Scottsdale |
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| On the last stretch toward Launceston |
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