Shene Tasmania - an historic homestead





A small group of us visited Shene Tasmania on the weekend, brilliantly organised by friend and fellow celebrant Heather Shearer.


I just want you to enjoy the photos.  Click on the photos to enjoy a better view.
























































And, the afternoon tea was delicious!


For more information on visiting Shene click here:






Comments

kate adderley said…
Hi Gemma, what an a amazing place, l love history and convict built heritage, if my partner and l ever get married , l think this could be the spot, how beautiful is it, l looked up the website, Fantastic , thanks for always putting something interesting on your blog, and a little bird told me that there is a lovely celebrant in Blackmans Bay, LOL
May 15, 2014 at 4:34 PM
susan bowers said…
really stunning photographs Gemma - which I presume are yours. Treated so beautifully. Glad it was a photographic tribute.
May 16, 2014 at 4:14 PM
Gemma Black said…
Yes Susie, thank you the photos are mine. This was one of those outings that at every turn there was a spot of visual interest.
May 17, 2014 at 3:42 PM
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