Just after we arrived at camp. Somebody is going to get wet!

This storm was the prelude to a cold windy night. The rain abated but it was still windy the next day.

iPhone panorama of the beach after the storm.

We took some nice back roads past Bream Creek as a bit of a short cut. Back on the main road we went past this convict built bridge with spikes guard rails.

The famous Wine Glass Bay.

Bit of a slog to get from the carpark up to the lookout.

Wine Glass Bay.

Yes like an idiot I walked down the 1000 steps to Wine Glass Bay itself.

Wine Glass Bay.

There were a lot of people down here. I don't think a got a shot without other people in it. There are even people in the water. Still it is a beautiful day bay Tasmania standards.

The Hazards from Richardsons Beach.

The Hazards from Richardsons Beach.

Ranger Creek

Ranger Creek

Cape Tourville

Wine Glass bay in the distance as seen from Cape Tourville.

Cape Tourville

The Nuggets just off Cape Tourville. We spent quite a bit of time watching a group of seals in the water off them.

Cape Tourville.

Again its a long way down.

Cape Tourville.

Cape Tourville.

Spotted skink.

Friendly Beach

Another view of the hazards, this time with the white sands of Friendly Beach in the foreground.

Friendly Beach

I was surprised to see some grass trees growing here.

Friendly Beach.

There is a small campground here but it was chocka as well.

Built in 1838 by convict labour.

I am sure none of the convicts working on the bridge could have envisaged it carrying a vehicle such as this one day.

And Ann says I always get in her photos.

Steel straps holding the brick work together. Note the convict arrow stamped into the steel.

On to the small town of Ross and it nice 3 arch sandstone bridge.

The sandstone is beautifully carved. There must have been some pretty talented artists amongst the criminal class.

Not only was Clifford there he drove over the bridge.

This bridge is not as accessible. It is also convict built and has stone pillars but is unique in that the deck is timber. At present the timber deck needs repair and the bridge is closed.

The final bridge for the day is the most familiar arched bridge at Richmond.

Richmond Bridge

Richmond Bridge

Not really successful photographing the two cute little ducklings.