Since 1894, horses have been taking passengers from Victor Harbour (in South Australia) to an island a few clickey clacks away. There are 4 horses that alternate trips, here are a few photos.
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At Victor Harbour before the horse switches ends.
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Another one arriving at the Granite Island tram stop, you can see the bridge to Victor Harbour in the background.
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As one leaves to return to Victor Harbour, you can see the Great Australian Bight in the background.
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One of the horses having a break.
Going over the bridge on the top deck is a little nerve recking, but the detour is worth it