A bit more of Ross

 This is the last post about my Ross holiday. I couldn't finish with out sharing some of the beautiful buildings. I really enjoy walking around this town, so much to look at and enjoy.

I would love to have a wall like this with a viewing hole in my garden.

Ross has a number of stunning sandstone churches.

One of the famous bakeries. This one has the traditional wood fired oven, still in operation from when the building was built.

We enjoyed dinner one night in this garden at the Man of Ross pub. The weather didn't fail to impress. I do love a historic building and you can't go past a great pub meal. Thankyou Ross for yet another wonderful holidays day.

Ross spinning holiday day

 I had to share with you some more photos from my spinning holiday in the beautiful town of Ross in central Tasmania. It is famous for the convict built bridge, beautiful buildings and of course it's  two bakeries.

Here are some of the river photos. So peaceful. I could watch these views all day.

Ross summer day

 It is that time of the year again.

Every year the handweavers, spinners and dyers guild of Tasmania have their state wide get together at the beautiful town of Ross.

We sit out under the trees and spend the day spinning. As Ross is an old historic town there are always curious tourists stopping by for a look and a chat. This is always a great day and one a used to enjoy with my mum , so full of great memories.