Shortly after I got back from Hong Kong I was packing again for a family trip to Tasmania! It was so last minute we basically planned out own tour and did everything ourselves (something I had never done before). The trip was catered more for sight seeing so I did get a little bored but with the right people I had the best summer so here we go!  More free food if you're into that kinda thing.
 Is that seriously not the saddest site you've ever seen. After looking at photos, I was looking forward to this stop but we went at the wrong time of the year. Please please make sure you guys check when to visit otherwise well yea haha. They have a cat though he/she is the friendliest thing you'll ever meet. He/she was so lovely to play with.
Luckily food is a year round thing. The ice cream just tastes like berry ice cream but the pancakes were lovely. If you're looking for something more pungent, try the lavender ice cream; the picture above this one. Actually tastes like plant.
Stayed here on the first night. It's only about $370. It has a beautiful view really far out into horizon. If you wake up early enough in the morning you can see the sheep getting herded across the field. The only downside is that it's in the country so they're are quite a lot of bugs. I had a scorpion in my room and there was a spider in my cousin's. But it really is nice for a motel. 

Started in Central for Yum Cha and looped back here at the end of the journey for just a tad bit of extra shopping.
So! This is pretty much the last post for HK. Catch up for HK ✓. On one of the last days we went exploring through Sheung Wan. After being here 7 times I'll admit I never knew about this place and I honestly thought it was new. But! I've been told it's been here for ages so you never know what you'll find here. It was actually quite exciting!
You have no idea how long it took me to get such a terrible photo haha. I think it was the first time I saw wall art in HK and I tried to snap 3 photos. Only my "lovely" friends wouldn't stop powering through the streets to see everything and I ended up snapping these on the go. So hence the marvelous quality haha.
I really like this place because it's like a little piece of home among all the ... Asian-ness if you know what I mean. There are a lot more European restaurants and I feel like there's a lot of Western people congregated here. The streets also have wall art everywhere so the feel is different. Also, yea at this point I was really missing home.
No, I didn't eat here but the sign looked nice.
This was definitely a highlight. Looks like one of those building models in a bookstore but this is a cathedral we walked past. The architecture was stunning.