Meet the Team

A man and a woman standing in front of a rustic brick house with a wooden front door, a window, and a gray metal roof. They are smiling and posing for the photo, with the woman wearing glasses and a blue sweater, and the man wearing a hat and a navy blue shirt.

Russell & Jane Hookway

The team and vision behind the restoration and direction of Glencoe into agri-tourism. Both Tasmanian born and bred and long-time east coast visitors, having grown up going to Coles Bay, they have a unique appreciation for the area and all it offers. 

As the current custodians of Glencoe and Enstone Park, they are passionate about preserving and sharing the history of the farm and the area with the community and tourists who are passing through.

A man and a woman with two dogs pose in front of a rustic brick wall. The man is sitting on a wooden bench with a black and brown dog beside him, and the woman is standing next to him, smiling. The woman has shoulder-length brown hair and is wearing a gray sweater and black pants. The dog on the bench is sitting upright, while the other dog lying on the floor is a golden retriever, resting with its head on the ground.

Tim & Selina Blackmore

Selina, daughter of Russell and Jane, and her husband Tim moved home to Glencoe in 2025. Tim is managing the farm's direction with a strong focus on pasture improvement, cropping, soil health, and water management. Selina has spent the last 12 months creating a unique line of Glencoe woollen blankets. Crafted from 100% Glencoe Merino wool and woven by Waverley Mills in Launceston.

Between the farm, the tractor and the office, Tim and Selina can be found at the beach or on the farm chasing after their children, Charlie and Gus, with Billie and Poppy (pictured) never far behind them.