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    Underneath the Arches

    Built by a chain gang of felonious lads with the strength of British convictions


    THE RICHMOND BRIDGE TASMANIA
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    CONVICT BUILT 1823
    Last edited by Guest; 17 July 2020, 11:59 AM.
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    Lovely photos Mark. Definitely on the “Bucket List”.
    Larry Griffiths

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      Guest commented
      17 July 2020, 11:37 AM
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      Assuming they'll let us in, Larry
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    Nice peaceful scene, Mark. Love the way the church pops up under the arch...:-))
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      17 July 2020, 11:39 AM
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      Thanks Mark, a fortuitous camera angle.
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    A fine view and a very poetic (justice) description.
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      Looks just like many parts of England. Must have been thinking of home.

      Very nice.

      David

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        17 July 2020, 11:57 AM
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        So much of Tasmania's heritage looks like England. Being a penal colony (1823) that is unsurprising, David. I was born and grew up there and I was hoping to make a trip back this year, but the way things are right now, that's unlikely, Tasmania has locked its borders.
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      Originally posted by OM USer View Post
      A fine view and a very poetic (justice) description.
      Well Ron, had I not alluded to their conviction (poetically) I'm sure that you guys would not have missed an opportunity to remind us of our dodgy ancestry.

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