On Stage 14, from Sorell Creek I continued walking on the Lyell Highway for a few kilometres until reaching a gravel road that exited on the right towards a boat ramp on the Derwent River.
During the walk, I enjoyed spectacularly beautiful glimpses of the Derwent River as it turned through the landscape.
I loved the enterprise of the roadside flower seller.
A few hundred metres before the turn off to the boat ramp I spotted a sign (see arrow on map to pinpoint the location).
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Walking the Derwent River 
Some very beautiful scenery along the Derwent River. I do love the flower stand! 🙂
Thanks for sharing! 🙂
~Carl~
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That flower stand was a crazy idea in the middle of nowhere.No cars pulled over while I was in the vicinity. Very strange. Yet it had the look of something was an institution there.
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