From our seats on the South Coast

From our seats on the South Coast


Sunrise April 6



I took a great birthday sunrise walk finishing up with a swim here in the Moona had the place to myself other  than birds and some dolphins.

The oysters down the back



Dying Easter eggs.

We had a great Easter up in the Highlands at Jo's place, Autumn is good there.

                                                                         an interesting mushroomy thing

Pete, Bella and Lily came to visit and the weather turned out fabulous and we had a great walk from Greenfields Beach to Hyams,



followed by a great swim in water still crystal clear and quite warm.


Some pics courtesy of "Snorkel Cam" and Pete





Wrapped up the day with a bonfire down the back.




Kaiya had a birthday!

We decided to have a go camping once again, back down at Depot Beach, as we have a new gazebo we wanted to try out. we weren't disappointed we got rain. Only for a few hours on Saturday however and the rest of the trip was great. I should say that the rain was good to as the gazebo allowed us to stay dry and sit with a cold beer in hand relaxing.






    This hideous rather large caterpillar made his way through camp.




Geraldine the possum


This poor roo is trying to work out what they are looking at.


I put this one in as there is a funny blue colour in the clouds that was an unusual camping  phenomenon.







LLEEEEEECH!!!!
I will add these last two pics so as not to leave you with that hideous  image of what happens when you get a leech in your crocs.













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