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Tassie Day 4 - Cascade Brewery & Ross
2007.12.19
Cascade Brewery - Our 10am Tour awaits us
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Other than a functional Brewery it also offers tours and has a museum
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Where it all happens!
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1000 kegs a day are being produced especially for the Xmas Period
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And of course free testers!!
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Our trip to Ross led us to the Old Female Factory or what is left of it.
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The old doors show that this place has been around for a while
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A railway crossing seperates the Old Female Factory from the Old Burial Site
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To get to the Burial Site it is a short walk up the hill!
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Sheep graze on either side of the brick wall
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I had to take a photo this grave was so unique
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Fake Flowers are put in most of the graves which date back to the early to mid 1800s
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After four days and three nights in Hobart we start by attending our last tour which is at the Cascade Brewery, which is Australia's oldest continuously operating brewery. Set in the rolling hills of South Hobart, the historic brewery is set against the majestic backdrop of Mount Wellington which we visited on our first day in Hobart.
After a few beer tastings we .then head on up on our 2 1/2 hour journey to Launceston stopping in at Ross, which is located on the main route from Hobart to Launceston.
Ross is known for is English like buildings, which has not yet been tainted by tourism. It is a beautiful place to see and well worth the visit!
After spending an hour or two in Ross we headed on though to Launceston!
After a few beer tastings we .then head on up on our 2 1/2 hour journey to Launceston stopping in at Ross, which is located on the main route from Hobart to Launceston.
Ross is known for is English like buildings, which has not yet been tainted by tourism. It is a beautiful place to see and well worth the visit!
After spending an hour or two in Ross we headed on though to Launceston!
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Great series! I especially like the perspective and lines in #2, 16 & 20! Well done!
MHJphotos · 2008-01-03: 00:40
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