Seahorse world

Also at beauty point was seahorse world. Turns out the guy who owns it is from Gladstone. They breed the seahorses and send them all over the world. The cost ranges from $32 - $50 per animal.

Fascinating animals, we spent ages watching them swimming and getting feed.

The boys liked holding the sea snails and sea stars.

Platypus house

Travelled to beauty point today and visited platypus house. Got to see them swimming and feeding.

There was also echidna and we were able to go into their enclosure with them. They ran around our feet looking for food.

Tasmania zoo

Spent a few hours at Tasmania zoo. Saw some tassie devils, monkeys, birds and meerkats. Watched the tassie devils get fed, they are a really interesting animal.

Campbell town

Had a look through Campbell town which is a historic town.

It has a red bridge built by convicts over 15 months using approximately 1.5 million bricks.

Evandale

Decided to head to evandale for a clay target shoot being held on the long weekend. Everything is so close we can easily go back to burnie.

The weather was great all day until five when the wind started and the clouds blocked the sun. Don't know if we'll get used to it but we'll definitely put up with it.

So far everyone we've met are super friendly and the scenery is just spectacular, which means we expect to have a great time down here.

Burnie

Arrived at burnie this morning and found a top free camp, it's a little windy but we can live with that.

The boys are just loving playing in the sand.

Swim time

Just out the back of the van park, There is a few lakes and a toddlers pool. Harry and Will are loving it.