Further East we go. The roads are windy and narrow, but even though it's the tail end of the holiday season, the roads are very quiet.The hills and valleys in this part of the state are beautiful.
We've pulled off the road at Pyengana. It's a cattle area surrounded by state forests. There's a cheese factory, tassie's highest waterfall (Columba Falls) and the "Pub in a Paddock".
We stayed at the Pub for free, but the meal cost us $67. That's why it's free. The Pub has some history with various celebrities dropping in from time to time. We didn't rate a mention. The Pub also has a pig that likes beer. Patrons are encouraged to have a beer with the pig. The food is pretty good and so is the wine. So if you're interested in good food and dining with a perpetually pissed pig, then this is the place.
Columba Falls.
A fern glade on the way to Columba Falls
We've pulled off the road at Pyengana. It's a cattle area surrounded by state forests. There's a cheese factory, tassie's highest waterfall (Columba Falls) and the "Pub in a Paddock".
We stayed at the Pub for free, but the meal cost us $67. That's why it's free. The Pub has some history with various celebrities dropping in from time to time. We didn't rate a mention. The Pub also has a pig that likes beer. Patrons are encouraged to have a beer with the pig. The food is pretty good and so is the wine. So if you're interested in good food and dining with a perpetually pissed pig, then this is the place.
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