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TRAVELIHE ROADTOWIATION sAi®noN Recreation & Damnation "Take the Great North Road from Hobart to The road was once a coach route and I I Enjoy its timeless beauty on your Tasmanian I launceston in Tasmania, and you take a road back so^ e i nns You willfind so much about Tasmania At Granton! HESTERCOMBE CHAPEL (1833) is the enter Pontville. The lovely sandstone Pass MMMMIk' , ... > YMtofe 1 ”' oldest congregational church in Australia. Near the unijue world bLy to get to andlalfordable. Granton Bridge, the gothic style house was once the the KENMORE ARMS (1832). And the M From New Zealand TAA flies direct from BLACK SNAKE INN (d 830 FOXHUNTER’S RETURN INN at Campbelltown Ww ! ’T* Murt Or “add^n' a ” ■ - ... - . ■ ■■.’! ™> \ About half way along the road is, Ross, Melbourne stay. JMM named after the Scottish town. The ROSS I' „ Say “*♦ agent HKMBr BRIDGE (1831-36) is the finest arched bridge V ou mo^ t a ? k M }^ ha \ m h a j!? Tasmanß the ■ ---■ of its type in Australia. The bridge carvings are with its fine portico and stables. MARLBROOK place for a totally different holiday. ML -•• t? i ;< ' the work of convict stonemasons. has beautifully carved pineapples on the 'TTm a n * « * KB <■ #1 [TI I F'SP Tiff ■< The Scottish settlers who founded the gateposts. OAKWOOD and CORNELIAN HILL IA O lyl AN 11 A ■gß'?Uy J® town named the four corners of the are other fine houses. IMJp saalJHi crossroads, TEMPTATION (for the hotel), But amongst all the inns, houses, L ■Kffifffl W 1 liflß SALVATION (for the church), RECREATION (for churches and public buildings that remain, one I the town hall) and DAMNATION (for the gaol), stands out, CWRENDON (d 838 A Tasmanian \ •^ n -’ on Near the ROSS HOTEL are some of the stone National Trust house that is unique in IT WILL Y MILE POSTS of the period. Australia for its grandeur and elegance. SURPRISE M -iniHiaMv r . - - .•; • ; A feature of the roa( j are many CLARENDON, like many other older “YOU - V I L-- • .... ■■ - -II Georgian-style houses. WOOBURN (d 830 Tasmanian buildings, is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC \ Hobart Clarendon House DW33B4SAA
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