By 1.30 pm I had passed the Tynwald estate and arrived at the flat expanses of sports fields that lie next to the Lachlan River, a feeder into the Derwent River.
It seemed a perfect place for a lunch break. When I was ready to leave, a sign gave me two options by which to reach New Norfolk: take a track along the Lachlan River or take another track next to the Derwent River. I chose the latter and continued across a tiny bridge.
The ribbon that separates the eastern and western shores of Hobart, Tasmania's capital city
The ribbon that separates the eastern and western shores of Hobart, Tasmania's capital city
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Walking the Derwent River 
Beautiful
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Glad you think so. It was all such a great day that everything was beautiful.
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Glorious scenic photographs. Beautiful Derwent Valley (and River walk) in Autumn. Each year I think I should go to the Autumn Festival and never get there.
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Perhaps we should make a party of people next year and go up a day or so outside the main festival so we have all the glorious views to ourselves.
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