Get warty facts FROM Devon Gallery Fourteen kilometres north of Hobart, on the Midland Highway, you'll find the Devon Gallery'. It’s full of glorious arty and crafty things. Paintings of Tasmanian landscapes, seascapes, wilderness and wild flowers. Beautiful hand-carved sculptures, and woodware. All made from native timbers. Resinous Huon Pine. Horizontal Scrub. Sassafrass. Myrtle and Blackwood. Devon Gallery is just one of the many wonderful discoveries in Tasmania. Everywhere there are galleries and craft shops. Markets and stalls. Salamanca Market in Hobart is a "must". Further north is the Ross Wool & Craft Centre. To the west is the Queenstown Gallery' Museum and Zeehan Mineral Collection. Launceston boasts the Silver Workshop at Toddle inn amongst its many attractions to art and craft lovers. If you want more facts and arty- crafty' ‘ things, you'll have to come to Tasmania. You’ll have the time of your life. In surprising Tasmania. Come on over - fly TAA — direct to Hobart from Christchurch — or from mainland Australia. Tasmania 1 • Launceston IT WILL \ SURPRISE X ,1 you" V r \ — Hobart
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Press, 28 October 1982, Page 9
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173Page 9 Advertisements Column 3 Press, 28 October 1982, Page 9
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