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Feature PORT ARTHUR Earth’s End For some Now set in 40 hectares of landscaped grounds, Port Arthur was named after George Arthur, the Lieutenant Governor of Van Diemen’s Land. The settlement started as a timber station in 1830, but from 1833 it became the punishment destination for the hardest of convicted British criminals – those who had re-offended after their arrival in Australia. In addition Port Arthur had some of the strictest security measures of the British penal system, including the infamous ‘Separate Prison’ – based on a shift from traditional physical punishment (usually severe whippings involving several dozen lashes of the cat-o’-nine-tails while a prisoner was strapped to a wooden structure) to psychological punishment (including wearing woollen hoods over their faces whenever outside their solo cells and being forced to remain silent at all times). After several years of total non-communication, many of the prisoners psychologically punished by relocation from the general prison to isolation in the ‘Separate Prison’ developed mental illness due to lack of light and sound as a result, an asylum was duly built next door to the ‘Separate Prison’. The peninsula on which Port Arthur is located is a naturally secure site, being surrounded by water (rumoured by the administration to be sharkinfested). The 30m wide isthmus of Eaglehawk Neck (the only connection to the mainland) was fenced and guarded by soldiers, man traps and half-starved dogs. Occasionally prisoners did try to escape. In one famous attempt, George ‘Billy’ Hunt disguised himself using a kangaroo hide and endeavoured to flee across the Neck, but the half-starved guards on duty tried to shoot him to supplement their meagre rations. As the bullets flew, Hunt threw off his disguise and surrendered, receiving 150 lashes. Port Arthur Prison is also the location of one of Australia’s earliest novels, 1874’s For The Term Of His Natural Life by Marcus Clarke (also made into a film in 1927). It tells the horrendous story of Rufus Dawes, wrongfully convicted of a crime and transported from England to the prison where, despite numerous attempts, he never successfully escapes. 98 www.cosbeauty.com.au
day 4 Feature Port Arthur Penal Settlement The World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site (a 90-minute drive from Hobart) is the best preserved convict site in Australia, and among the most significant convict era sites worldwide. day 5 Hobart Markets & Huonville/ Cygnet If you are in Hobart on a weekend morning, tourists usually enjoy: • Saturday’s Salamanca Place Markets (over 300 street stalls on the Hobart waterfront); or • Sunday’s Farm Gate produce markets (dozens of trestle tables laden with the island’s freshest seasonal produce, from both land and sea, in a blocked-off city street a short walk up from the waterfront). Alternately, directly behind Hobart the landmark Mount Wellington (first ascended by explorer/navigator George Bass in 1798) rises 1,271m above sea level. A narrow sealed road winds 22km from Hobart’s CBD to the summit, where an enclosed lookout provides views north and east across the Derwent River plus glimpses of World Heritage areas nearly 100km to the west. From Hobart, the most distinctive feature of Mount Wellington is the cliff of dolerite columns known as the ‘Organ Pipes’. These potential morning diversions are often followed by a short drive south to the tranquil towns of Huonville (35-minutes) and then Cygnet (a further 15 minutes). www.cosbeauty.com.au 99
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