An Australasian Wander Year
An Australasian Wander Year
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For all congregate here and conscientiously visit the local lions of scenery ; and quite right they are to do so, for few places can offer finer or more varied attractions of moun- tain, sea and forest, than the neighbourhood of the capital of Tasmania.
The town itself is so quaint and unpretentious, that even in England it would be accounted of an old-fashioned type, whilst the almost complete absence of corrugated iron roofs that eyesore which ruins the picturesque aspect of every town and vi...llage in Australia is a great relief to the eye. Roofs of shingles or red tiles seem to predominate here, and the many massive stone houses, built by convict labour some two or three 116 AN AUSTRALASIAN WANDER-YEAR generations ago, give a general appearance of British comfort and solidity. The public buildings are ample and handsome, and I was greatly pleased with the Anglican cathedral of St David's, of good proportions and built of dressed stone, which is wholly free from the garish ornamentation that disfigures the large metropolitan churches of Sydney and Melbourne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For all congregate here and conscientiously visit the local lions of scenery ; and quite right they are to do so, for few places can offer finer or more varied attractions of moun- tain, sea and forest, than the neighbourhood of the capital of Tasmania.
The town itself is so quaint and unpretentious, that even in England it would be accounted of an old-fashioned type, whilst the almost complete absence of corrugated iron roofs that eyesore which ruins the picturesque aspect of every town and vi...llage in Australia is a great relief to the eye. Roofs of shingles or red tiles seem to predominate here, and the many massive stone houses, built by convict labour some two or three 116 AN AUSTRALASIAN WANDER-YEAR generations ago, give a general appearance of British comfort and solidity. The public buildings are ample and handsome, and I was greatly pleased with the Anglican cathedral of St David's, of good proportions and built of dressed stone, which is wholly free from the garish ornamentation that disfigures the large metropolitan churches of Sydney and Melbourne.
What to read after An Australasian Wander Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert M Herbert Millingchamp Vaughan to read onlineMoreLess
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