Tathra Wharf Smooth Seas — Wall Art | NSW tathra Boyd's Tower was intended to

Boyd's Tower was intended to be a lighthouse but never approved — it has stood empty for nearly 180 years

It’s a view that puts the whole town in perspective and shows clearly why its setting is so distinctive on the Far South Coast NSW

ocean to the left — with magnificent rocks and sandy pathways in the foreground and a soft sunrise glowing on the horizon

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Tathra Wharf Smooth Seas — Wall Art | NSW tathra Boyd's Tower was intended toTathra Wharf at dusk from the headland lookout the long exposure rendering the bay as an extraordinary silky silver mirror stretching to the distant horizon. The restored wharf building stands in warm terracotta tones at the centre of the scene, the only remaining coastal steamer wharf in NSW, on this headland since 1862. A lone fisherman silhouetted at the end of the pier completes the scene. Finished hanging sizes