With Spring in the air, Launceston is looking very green at the moment.

Here’s some views from the property – and a couple of the property. The best time to visit Launceston is upon us, the Cataract Gorge looks fantastic right now.

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Launceston’s Cataract Gorge is one of the most beautiful natural formations in the world and attracts alot of national and international tourists. We’ve ran a series of posts on it because we feel it’s something everyone should visit when they’re in Launceston. It’s even free!

Here’s a few pictures of what you can expect to see when you go there.

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As part of our ongoing series on the Cataract Gorge, we’re going to talk about the various walking tracks there.

Here’s a map we’ve done up (via google maps’ satellite view) of the gorge with the most common walking tracks higlighted: Read the rest of this entry >

Directions to Edenholme Grange (14 St. Andrews Street): We’re located close to the freeway, making travel to and from Launceston Airport a simple matter.

1. Turn to Launceston, take the freeway at the third roundabout (this is also the roundabout you’d use when travelling to Edenholme from Hobart or Campbell Town etc).
2. After 12 km, at the bottom of the hill, through the 1^st traffic lights.
3. Turn sharp left about 20m after the 2^nd traffic lights onto Frankland St.
4. St Andrews is the 3rd on the left.
5. Edenholme Grange is at the end of the Street (it is an ordinary suburban streetscape) and you view the property when in the driveway.

Let’s have a look at the directions via Google Maps…

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