Fossicker
Arrived back from a couple of weeks in Tassie, great place to visit and will go again.
Visited DooTown on our way down south and had to copy the names of the small homes and holiday shacks in the area. Great people and great sense of humour!
It'll Doo 4 now
No Can Doo
AF 2 Doo
Love Me Doo
DooN Time
Zan A Doo
Run Doo
It Will Doo
Nuthin 2 Doo
Dooin 2 Much
Dr DooLittle
Doo Come In
Doo Something
Wee Doo
We Can Doo
Doo Love It
Bar Be Doo
Doo'N' #@ck All
Just Doo It
Much A Doo
Didger A Doo
Doo Go Home
Doon Nix
Doo Me
TopicToaster
We went through there on our trip and had a bit of a giggle.
I can't remember where it was though. We just happened to drive though it on our way to somewhere else.
My grandparents called their holiday house 'Gunnadoo' apparently after going to that place. Although their house is on Coochie Mudlo.
YarnMaster
SupporterYes, I really dont know how this all started, must find out. Did you guys see the others sites like Devils Kitchen etc?
OldBushie
There's quite a few intersting "theme" towns in Tassie.
The letterboxes around Wilmot & the topiary around Railton are worth checking out too.
Scott
Swaggie
as are the murals at sheffield
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On the way back from Port Arthur, we saw the arch and the blow hole while kids were asleep in car. What is the Devils kitchen like.
I had been to Port Arthur when I was younger, the feel of the place has changed. The monument to the victims of Bryant is very well done and a good tribute to those that lost their lives.
Doo town is very clever.
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