After running a day of professional learning in Hobart I headed up to Launceston in the evening to repeat the session the next day.
On the way up I stopped at Campbell Town, and took a photo of one of the illuminated carved trees that adorn the park by the river. I think there’s a deer, and maybe a butterfly, and some other critters hidden in the shade as well.
I also stopped at the side of the road a bit further on because I needed to make a few phone calls before it got too late to call people (which implies that it was already moderately late in the evening).
This was actually my first all-the-way to Launceston trip for the year. I discovered that the original cast recording of Les Miserables gets me from Hobart to Campbell Town, and then one of my a capella albums nicely fills the gap between Campbell Town and Launceston. Needless to say I was more than ready for sleep by the time I checked in to the hotel.
After delivering today’s session — which started half-an-hour later than I’d been told, meaning I could have slept in for an extra half-hour — I hopped into the car for the drive back. Fortunately it was earlier in the day, and so I enjoyed late afternoon light for most of the trip and a bit of dusky darkness towards the end. Near Ross there were some interesting cloud effects, and a distant decaying house.
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