$25.00
Tasmania’s shy Platypus leaves its deep creek- bank burrow and dives down to search for food among the pebbles and mud of the creek-bed.
Original artwork by Tasmanian artist Sue Holm
252 piece puzzle
Finished size 38 cm x 26 cm
Great gift or souvenir
Image from original artwork by Tasmanian artist Sue Holm, showing the famous convict built bridge in the historic Tasmanian village of Richmond. This 1823 bridge is still in daily use and an icon of Tasmania’s convict past. Original artwork by … Continued
Cornelian Bay lies just north of the Queen’s Domain, in Hobart. A shore lined with colourful boathouses, and the bay offers safe anchorage for yachts. Soon after the first settlement in 1804, it became the Government Farm, supplying fresh vegetables for … Continued
Sanda House is located at Orford on Tasmania’s east coast. Built in 1838, it was the first permanent home in the area and has also served as the local post office for many years. Now a luxurious B&B set in … Continued
Image from original artwork by Tasmanian artist Sue Holm, showing the Little Peguins in Tasmania. As the stars fade and the light of day returns, the Little Penguins leave their chicks in the rocky burrows around Tasmania’s coastline and return … Continued