CALL OF THE WILD

THERE ARE NO SHOPS OR CAFES IN WEYMOUTH on the north coast of Tasmania. In this tiny village where the Pipers River flows into the sea, life slows down to the essentials – fishing, cooking, and absorbing nature. It’s a peaceful rhythm that Launceston-based interior designer Di Loone, 54, and husband Anthony, 54, who owns an accounting and business advisory firm, embrace every chance they get at their beach shack, affectionately dubbed Drop Anchor. “It’s so quiet you