That’s a timely reminder for me to read HoH too!

Thanks Ben - sounds like good advice! We will check that out if we haven’t already been somewhere similar in or around Burnie. Thanks too for the highway detours - just having a few spots to stop off will make the drive interesting.

Thank you! And thanks for the recs - I’ve added EH to my watch list!

That is very kind of you to offer, thank you! It’s looking unlikely that we will have a car in Hobart unfortunately with probably plenty enough to do there in a quite constrained schedule.

Yes, we’re spending about a week in Burnie with family for Christmas then walking the Overland then finishing off in Hobart. We well have some spare days in Burnie to potentially head out on day trips. Would there be anything of interest you might recommend for the drive from Launceston to Hobart?

Yes, we’ll be in Hobart for three days in early January. I think we will do the walk up kunanyi and with Mona and some central Hobart wandering I expect that will cover us eh?

Hi Ben - will have a car in Burnie and Launceston but will likely ditch it in Hobart. I’m into art, books, walks, big reds, sights of natural beauty.

@benwaltez.bsky.social - @thebooksdesk.bsky.social reckons you can set me straight re Tasmania sights. We will mainly be in Burnie, with a few days in Launceston and Hobart. Thanks in advance!

Although those aren’t typically Puglia wines, which brings Primitivo to mind.

It’s the process they use to make Recioto and Amarone wines, I just read. That’s a good sign you have some nice wine on your hands, in other words.

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It is quite justifiably up the pecking order, though it is in good company I’d add. No duds discovered in your catalogue yet and I’m woozy with appreciation for She Sang to Them, She Sang. That is some pointed comedy right there.

Redemption.