Family
Family toast to King Louis of Lewisham!
Before we leave for London next week, we had a meal to celebrate the birth of Louis!
Family
Before we leave for London next week, we had a meal to celebrate the birth of Louis!
Family
At Lewisham hospital, London, Wednesday June 4th to Jacqui and Tom, our third grandchild and second grandson!
Spectacles
Each year in Sydney there is a spectacular laser light display, on the major buildings and some special displays. The Museum of Contemporary art was one of the first we saw, with someone modelling clothes in front of it. Strange location. Then Mary stood in front of a huge inflated
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Helen (in a beautiful Kaftan) brilliantlyand generously, hosted a fancy dress party tonight for Agnés and Brice Marcel to celebrate their permanent residency in Australia. Mary went as Brittania and myself as a local surfie! (The white cord is my 'leg rope') There were Arabs, hussars, a sorceress
Home, Garden and Sydney
The camellia petals make a stunning backdrop for our Tyrannosaurus Rex in the front garden! and amongst the bromeliads. [No text]
Kayaking
Today Matt and I explored South West Arm of the Hacking River in very good conditions. I took an underwater shot from the kayak to show how clear the water is--the sea-grass looks as if it is on the surface. At the end of the 'arm'
Bushwalking
Today I took a load of tree logs to Blackheath for cousin John and Penny and we did the 'Walls Cave walk-- a small canyon in a valley.
Music
Today I went by ferry to Bundeena to a sort of day 'band-camp', located in an attractive old house on the beach at Bundeena The weather was stunning and on the ferry trip I took pics of a passing boat plus paddlers. In the lunch break three
Scouting
This afternoon the Joey scouts were introduced to making a fire and cooking damper, by the venture scouts. There were several leaders there, including myself, to meet new parents to the Group. A great success!
Family
It continues warm and unusually calm this week, so I went down for a half hour for a swim at a local beach this afternoon. The sea temperature was about 20 Deg C , I would guess and felt really nice. The sea was so clear and I saw a lot
Kayaking
Today, as the sea continues to be very flat, I decided to go as far as Cronulla beach, a few kilometres away and necessitating going further out to sea than normal. It was a good trip and I was able to use the sail for a time, in both directions.
Bushwalking
Today we (Agnés , Ludivine, Zilva, Ann and myself) walked from the southern end of Lady Carrington Drive along the Wallaumurra Track, passing through open heathland, then tall forest trees of turpentine and then descending to Bola Creek and rainforest vegetation. The weather was perfect for it. Mary had a sore