Blogcation Time

So much happening, so little time to do it in.

Visits from those that are very dear to my heart. This time will be full of surprises. There will also be cuddles, giggles, tears and lots and lots of yakking!

Time spent with loved ones, wriggling our toes in the sand. dipping our feet into the ocean and spending precious time together.

This is just some of what I'll be getting up to whilst this blog is on blogcation.

See you all soon!

Toes In The Sand

You definitely know it's spring time when the water is calling your name.

Although still a little fresh to immerse in completely, it is certainly gorgeous to sit and admire.

A brief 3 minute stroll through a very bushy, but clearly pathed, nature reserve.

We were met with a spectacular view. 

A glorious spring day. 

Perfect for the first beach visit of the season

Waves crashing, sand crunching, wind blowing. 

Is there any better way to while away the time.

Beach as far as the eye can see. 

No matter which direction you look.

I think we will definitely be spending many summer days right here.

Fruits of our labour

And an easy labour it was too!

We took a very brief weekend away and headed up to the sunshine coast. 

No better way to break up the drive then to stop and pick 

ourselves a few kilo's of strawberries.

It's been a few years since we've experienced strawberry picking 

(this was one of the first things we did with other homeschoolers) 

and this was C's first time, he was very excited. 

Off they sped, baskets in hand, running like the wind.

Little C was quite surprised how tricky they were to pull from the plant, 

let's just say a few didn't survive his efforts, 

but he worked out the technique required in no time at all.

All of us had never seen strawberries so large. 

Very surprising, we could easily cut them into quarters and 

till have a nice piece to enjoy.

And there's nothing like a bit of frolicking fun after a spot of strawberry picking.

If you are passing through the sunny coast then I definitely 

recommend a stop off to stretch the legs, tantalise the tastebuds and fill the tummy.