Bicheno then Bay of Fires

Bicheno then on to Bay of Fires. The 30km strech of coastline was named by Tobias Furneaux in 1773, from seeing the many fires lit by the north-east coastal plains Aboriginal people. From here onward, we leave the east coast and head toward Tasmania's north-west.

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Bicheno 'Blowhole'	Bicheno 'Blowhole'	Bicheno 'Blowhole'; even though it was a reasonably calm...	Bicheno 'Blowhole'	Bicheno beside the 'Blowhole'
Bicheno beside the 'Blowhole'	Bicheno beside the 'Blowhole'	Bicheno view from Whalers Lookout	Bicheno view from Whalers Lookout. 'The Gulch' is a...	Bicheno view from Whalers Lookout. 'The Gulch' is a...
Bicheno view from Whalers Lookout.	Bicheno township view from Whalers Lookout.	Bicheno; Waubs Bay and Merchant Seamen memorial	Bicheno; Waubs Bay and Merchant Seamen memorial	Bicheno; (at Lions Park) an information panel celebrates...
Bicheno; crystal clear water of Waubs Bay	Bicheno; crystal clear water of Waubs Bay	Bicheno; crystal clear water of Waubs Bay	Bicheno; crystal clear water of Waubs Bay	North of Bicheno; Chain of Lagoons
North of Bicheno; 4 Mile Beach	North of Bicheno; 4 Mile Beach	St Helens harbour	St Helens; wall mural in the museum car park, depicts...	St Helens museum and information centre
St Helens museum	St Helens museum	St Helens museum; Dutch, French and British explorers...	St Helens museum; very early Blick Featherweight...	St Helens museum; whalers

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