The Derwent River Hobart - Forgotten Tasmania

Floating Bridge, Tasman Bridge, Bridgewater Bridge, How do people cross the Derwent River at Hobart?
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An actual bridge build from Meccano
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Derwent River UK
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A large Tasmanian canoe seen on the eastern shore of Schouten Island, colour engraving by Charles-Alexandre Lesueur, artist on the Baudin Expedition (1800-1804)
Canoe
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