Glenorchy April 9th
We decided to stay
in Glenorchy for the night as it was a beautiful little town and was close to the other tracks we wanted to do. After talking with some locals awe decided to head out to do the Rees portion of the Rees dart track the next morning. There was bad
weather coming in in 3 days so we decided to shorten it to a quick in and out.
We booked transportation for first thing the next morning, resupplied on food and then spent the rest of
the day enjoying Glenorchy. We went out to a rocky peninsula in the lake and soaked up the stunning views (Photos 1 and 2). We ate incredible food from the incredible Glenorchy Cafe or GYC (Photo 3). And we were able to have a chill night and give our bodies some much-deserved rest.
We woke up at 7 to
grab some breakfast. We found that all 3 restaurants in Glenorchy were closed
until 8 so we meandered around the quite misty town. We found a giant cone
shaped tree roughly 10 meters tall and 10 meters in diameter at the bottom. As
we neared it a loud buzzing sound could be heard reverberating seemingly from all
around. As we got closer we realized that the tree was full of thousands of
yellow jackets hovering within this tree. It was a bizarre realization but
added a lot to our misty morning. We grabbed breakfast at a nearby lodge
where we were joined by the town cat. He seemed to be welcome in any store or
restaurant and this morning he sat at the fourth chair at our table for our
entire breakfast. He sat up very straight with his little head poking over the
table. He never tried to get our food or anything he just kept us company. When we
were done he got up with us and headed outside to continue his daily
exploration.
Photo 1 - View From Peninsula In Glenorchy
Photo 2 - Panorama From Peninsula In Glenorchy
Photo 3 - GYC (Glenorchy Cafe)
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