Hidden Hobart: Berry Picking Part II
Ever wonder what fruit picking as a job is like? It’s a hard way to make a living. And picking strawberries, so soft and low, must be the hardest.
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Ever wonder what fruit picking as a job is like? It’s a hard way to make a living. And picking strawberries, so soft and low, must be the hardest.
Here is just one of my favourite local hangouts. Want a great beer and burger in a cheap and cheerful pub? Preachers delivers a different kind of sermon.
Real men also pick berries! A very small drive from the Hobart CBD, lies Coal River Farm. Fruit of the vine, or canes and trees lie in wait.
Behind the farm gate or over the fence and down the lane? Hobart’s Bathurst Street Farmgate Market delivers the goods in spades. Literally.
Has the hope from the Hope and Anchor Tavern left the building? Not quite, but some things need to change before the pub lives up to its name.
The South Seas Cocktail Lounge is the first in my series on ‘Hidden Hobart’ where we expose the vibrant underbelly of this beautiful beast of a city.
Been to MONA several times? Think you’ve ‘been there, done that’? Think again. The Musuem of Old and New Art in Hobart is more than just pretty pictures.
A gathering of beautiful people in a vineyard? What’s not to like? Especially when it’s at Jansz Vineyard, Tasmania. Champagne is just the beginning.
This was a birthday lunch, and with two dear friends visiting from Melbourne, the celebration called for a special place. Frogmore Creek Vineyard it was.
When is a house not just a house? When it’s a work of art – and Antoni Gaudi’s ‘humble’ home in Barcelona is for me, the best example.