Tin Dragon Cottages Articles

On a quiet Autumn day in April we packed our lunch and headed for Halls Falls. This a perfect short drive from Tin Dragon Cottages when you need a few hours of forest bathing! It’s a beautiful drive, too.

This refreshing vegan blueberry gelato is made from easily-purchased ingredients – even in Tasmania ! You will be surprised by how easy it is to make, too.

Now reclaimed by bush, the 1930’s Mount Paris Dam still stands as a monument to depression-era inovation and hard work.

A recent series of Covid-based cancellations gave us the time to visit Binalong Bay for a few days.

In the early evening, just after a noisy thunder storm, Samantha gave birth to a white male cria. We named him Rumbles. He was wet and shivering, and possibly a couple of weeks premature.

This is my motley collection of side dishes such as dips, salsas and chutneys. When I get a chance I will add to the collection!

This is a tall-tale-but-true story of a micro-hydro dream which confronted every form of bureaucratic challenge…

This is the second Tasmania travel blog article written by our guest author, Jennifer Cossins. If you are planning a self drive itinerary around Tasmania or just a visit to North East Tasmania, then these two blog articles are just for you!