Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Tulips of Table Cape Tasmania
Tasmania has always intrigued me, like a lot of non-tropical islands. It has an unusual beauty all its own that seems peaceful and serene to me. The main land of Australia on the other hand has all kinds of deadly spiders and snakes, which give me no desire to ever travel there. Tasmania is one of those places I have spent many hours on Google Earth scouring over different areas to get a feel for what it would be like to savor the environment. I found a spot captured my heart, and painted it. It is called Table Cape in Wynard, and has spectacular tulip fields near a lighthouse overlooking the ocean. Hope to get here someday.
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