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Tasmazia & The Village of Lower Crackpot

Locality: Sheffield, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6491 1934

Address: 500 Staverton Rd 7306 Sheffield, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.tasmazia.com.au

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25.01.2022 Make-a-wish are here today cooking up a storm of sausages and burgers in memorial of what would have been Brian's 90th birthday! Come and buy a sausage to support Brian's charity of choice! The piper to the Laird will be playing at the church in the Village of Lower crackpot at 1:30pm. You can spot him in the background of one of these photos of Laura and the Make-a-wish crew. Make-a-wish will be back on Sunday the 20th December and Saturday the 9th and 16th January. #makeawishfoundation #makeawish #tasmaziaandthevillageoflowercrackpot #tasmania #tasmaniaattractions #getoutside #sausagesizzle #outdoorfun #mazefun #sheffield #northwesttasmania

25.01.2022 What a credit to the Kentish district with all that has taken place this weekend! The 30th anniversary of the World Rowing Championships at Lake Barrington. We also saw the finale of Mural Fest, the Mt Roland Folk Festival at Gowrie Park and the Triple Top Run across Mt Claude, Mt Van Dyke and Mt Roland. Congratulations to all.

24.01.2022 Tasmazia is honoured to have Make-A-Wish in attendance on Saturday 12th Dec (Brian's Charity of choice) This will mark a special day for us as it would have been the Laird's 90th Birthday. Make-A-wish will be holding a sausage sizzle and the Piper to the Laird will be here to play in Rememberance. Come and share the day with us in honour of Brian. The Crackpot Team.

23.01.2022 Meet Brees new finch friend! He/she allowed her about 5 mins or so for show and tell before fying off.

23.01.2022 Check out this adorable video taken at Tasmazia a few years ago! We would love for Mannon to visit again! https://youtu.be/DxKO33kzh_g

22.01.2022 We have finally reopened! After a 5 month hiatus (thanks to Covid) we have been busy refreshing and remodeling our pancake parlour. We have updated our menu! We have a new coffee machine, and trained Barista's keen to make you an aMAZEing brew! Get lost in the great maze, try our triple berry pancake or simply enjoy a cuppa!

22.01.2022 Ever seen a blue tea morph into a purple tea? Our special Tasmazia blend has a wonderful lemon myrtle flavour that goes nicely with a squeeze of fresh lemon and even changes colour! Tasmazia Tea~

22.01.2022 QR codes are becoming incredibly popular & after you jump on the bandwagon you'll soon see why! Here at Tasmazia we have many QR codes placed around the grounds (especially the village and embassy buildings). If you like a good origin story, the if you will, using the QR codes is an excellent way to find out more about the buildings and what they represent. All you need to do is download a QR reader app of your smartphone. I recommend the Free Kaspersky QR reader and scanner. Then hover the scanner over the QR code, and voila. It will automatically open up to a recording or a readable story. This Post office QR code opens up to a voice recording of the late Brian Inder. Laird of Lower Crackpot.

22.01.2022 Reopening day is soooo close now!

21.01.2022 Th magic and excitement of the children who visit the maze, truely warms the heart! The countdown is on ... 7 more sleep until we reopen! Who’s coming? https://youtu.be/JR6VxGemyz4

18.01.2022 ~T R I P L E B E R R Y P A N C A K E~ The most photographed pancake in the world! Blackberry, strawberry and raspberry puree, ice-cream and mountains of whipped cream!!! Are you up for the challenge?

18.01.2022 We have had some gorgeous days of late and we are in for another week of beautiful weather! I managed to get some photos and videos of our honey bees collecting pollen throughout our Hexagon maze which is Chinese Honeysuckle. If you look closely the flowers are creamy white and very small. Our flowers throughout the complex are blooming in the wonderful sunshine and the birds are singing. In the last two videos you can hear a Green Rosella. I spotted him several days ago but... he flew off before I could get a photo. Again today he hid in the tree but he certainly made a lot of noise. The sound reminds me of a dog toy! Some info about bees: - Honeybees generally attack only to defend their colony and sometimes if they are seriously disturbed. If you come across bees in the complex, remain calm and quietly move away. - Worker bees are female - They harvest nectar and pollen from flowering plants - Bees live in colonies, sometimes up to 50,000. The Queen runs the whole give! - Drones are the male bees. Their purpose is to mate with the Queen. They live in the hive in spring and summer but come winter they are kicked out! - Bees fly at a speed of 25kms per hour and beat their wings 200 times per second! #tasmania #honeybees #greenrosellas

17.01.2022 The Crackpot Crew here at Tasmazia extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to all those visitors who made our re-opening weekend so much fun and to be COVID safe. Cheers to all :)

16.01.2022 YUMMM..... we are proud to say we now serve the freshest locally roasted coffee at Tasmazia, thanks to Infuse and our new baristas.

15.01.2022 Our pancake parlour makes more than just pancakes!!! For those who love a good savoury option we have many to choose from: SEAFOOD BASKET, TOASTED SANDWICHES, CHICKEN AND SALAD WRAP, MUSHROOM PANCAKE, NACHOS, WEDGES, HOMEMADE SOUP & DAMPER and more!

15.01.2022 Freshly baked goodies! Our head chef Christina made some scrumptious treats today ready for the weekend ahead! Kiss biscuits , Smartie cookies and everyones favourite Aussie classic, Anzac bikkies!

13.01.2022 1st anniversary of the passing of Brian with a visit to his most favourite place in the world, the wild west coast of Tasmania, the roaring 40's of Arthur River. And you'll see why it's called the 'wild west coast'! It was soooo windy!

11.01.2022 Homemade Nutella icecream cups! Whipped up by our head chef just now #homemadeicecream #nutellaicecream #tasmazia #tasmania #foodandfun

06.01.2022 Beautiful Eagles Nest Retreat has a similar view to us here

06.01.2022 The Green Rosellas are back!! These birdie's have been hanging around the last few mornings but I've finally managed to get a photo and video. The Green Rosella or Tasmanian Rosella is native to Tasmania and the Bass strait Islands. The green Rosella is the largest member of the Rosella genus at approximately 37cm long. The underparts, neck and head are yellow with a red band above the beak and violet blue cheeks. The back is black and green. The tail is blue and green. They are found in a wide range of habitats but like some type of tree cover. They eat seeds, berries, nuts, fruit, flowers and sometimes insects. Have you seen them on your visit to Tasmazia? #greenrosella #birdsoftasmania #tasmaziaandthevillageoflowercrackpot #tasmania #tasmaniaattractions #getoutside #explore #naturelovers

05.01.2022 Fresh scones don’t you wish you had smell-o-vision?

04.01.2022 Check out some of our new menu items! Chicken Caesar Salad, banana and salted caramel pancakes and the berry delight pancake Incorporating local produce from Forager Foods Co.! 3 more sleeps until we reopen!

02.01.2022 With all of our renovations that have been happening at Tasmazia, we have made an information centre! So this is a shout out to tourism based businesses on the North West Coast and Cradle Coast to get in touch with us because we’d love to promote what the region has to offer Please send us an email to: [email protected] or message as through Facebook and let us know that you’re interested and we’ll let you know what we need from you from there. Alternatively, tag a business owner you know or anyone you think could benefit from our information station

01.01.2022 Look who came to visit! This little finch is a Silvereye. He flew into the Pancake Parlour & made friends with Bree instantly, landing on her foot and hand. Allowing her a show and tell for about 5 mins. Silvereyes are widespread throughout Australia. They favour wooded habitats, orchards, urban parks and gardens. They are a small bird growing up to 15cm in length. They are easily recognizable by the conspicuous ring of white feathers around the eye. They love the nectar of native trees & shrubs, as well as plump juicy insects and bugs!