Tuesday, 14 April 2020

Happy 10th Birthday Anya.

Happy Birthday Anya, we love you to the moon and back. 
It was Anya's 10th Birthday on Easter Sunday.  As we are not allowed to visit due to the coronavirus and social distancing rules I didn't get to take photos of her on her birthday this year.  These are a few from previous birthdays.


Anya Jayde Forrester 12th April 2010.



Baby Anya with big brother Dante, Mum and Dad.


Anya on her 2nd birthday with Grandad.


Yummy birthday cake.


Dante and Anya.


Anya's 8th birthday party.



Last year when Anya turned 9



Anya and the Easter Bunny 2018.


Anya and Jason 2018.


Two little vampires at Halloween 2018.  

Happy Birthday Anya, we hope you had a lovely day.

Easter 2020.

We are still social distancing and isolating so it was a very quiet Easter, stay home, stay safe. 


I saw this cute little Peter Rabbit in the IGA at Longford, so he came home with me.


I made Hot Cross Buns.


The Easter Bunny left gifts at work today.


My lovely friend Maureen, has been busy crocheting budgies.  How gorgeous are they.


We can't visit Mum at present, as the nursing home is in lockdown.  
I dropped some goodies off for her, and the nurses
 sent a text message with a photo.  Mum looks happy :-)

I hope you all had a lovely Easter too.

Autumn 2020

A lovely start to Autumn 2020, then things get busy with the Coronavirus.  Stay home, stay safe.



The beautiful crocuses are flowering early May/April.



We had a little visitor outside.



The new moon just rising up, you can see the silhouettes of gum trees.



The Man in the moon. 


Emus on the back road to Campbell Town.  





Part of the Fairy Rings of field mushrooms.


Huge field mushrooms.  We have eaten some of them.



Saturday, 21 March 2020

A morning in Stanley.

On our way home from Smithton we stopped at Stanley for the morning.  The weather was lovely and we had a great time.


The view of the "Nut" as you drive towards Stanley.


First stop was Highfield House circa 1830.


Very nicely restored to a high standard.


View of the "Nut" from Highfield House.


The Chapel.


Lovely views of the gardens from inside.


The Dining Room.


The Nursery room - one of the original families had 15 children all living in the house.


Upstairs downstairs.


 View from an upstairs bedroom.


A speckled hen in the garden at Highfield House. 


The Speckled Hen Cafe in Stanley.


Some of the cottages in Stanley.


Hursey Seafood.


Going up the chairlift to the top of the "Nut".


Views of Highfield House from the top of the "Nut". 


Views of Stanley and Hursey Seafood from the "Nut".


One of the many wallabies in hiding on top of the "Nut".


Lovely pale yellow Banksia.


 Views out to sea along our 45 minute walk 
around the top of the "Nut" before going
  back down the chairlift and heading home.

Day 25 - Heading back home

We spent the morning wandering around Nagambie and stopped for cappuccinos at the Nagambie Rowing Club.  We left Nagambie at 1.30pm with ove...