What a lovely holiday I have had. A pleasant week at home to do whatever needed to be done......and 4 nights away to do absolutely nothing, at Emerald Beach.
This was the view from the lounge room. The house had a balcony across the front. The lounge room, dining room and main bedroom has this spectacular view.
Jordan, his friend Cohen and Greg pose for the camera on the balcony.
Our plan was to have no plans. Each morning we woke without an alarm, and had a leisurely breakfast looking over the ocean.
The we headed to the beach, a very short stroll down the hill. While the boys fossic on the beach looking for interesting driftwood, shells and rocks, as only boys can, Greg and I introduced Georgie to the joys of beach walking.
Looks as if they have sand in their pants??
It was Georgie's first trip to the beach and she wasn't all that fussed on the water, but chasing a ball was something else.
This wasn't something we expected to see at the beach. The kangaroo was in the little creek that ran into the ocean. A very different sight for us, that's for sure.
The view to our place from the beach.
We walked for hours and each headland held another fantastic view, and more camera fodder
This is the view of Coffs Harbour from Mutton Bird Island.
More beautiful ocean views.
Yet another brush with the wildlife.
This is how I spent many hours, I took my magnifying light and set myself up in a great position, and stitched away 'till my hearts content!
No cooking, no cleaning, no washing or ironing, my idea of a perfect holiday!
Thanks for visiting.....
3 comments:
Jule that looks perfect heaven, wish you had invited me. :)
One of the most bueatiful parts of the Austrailian coast I think. I am pleased you had a great time.
Hugs Bec
Hi Julie
What a great time you seem to have had, and lucky you to have a husband who likes to go beaching. Love the gifts you have made, and I must look for that mag. as it seems to have great things to make in it. I think (our) bag pattern was in one?
Your blogging is so good, I am useless at doing mine. I keep thinking I have nothing interesting to say.
Hope to see you again next year?
Cheers
Sue
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