Beach walks and Eurovision

We got back, late last night from our holiday, here.





Some days we did this:

Beach walks, bush walks, creek walks, explored caves, watched dolphins, collected shells, made a Robinson Crusoe-style beach shelter, drank wine on the beach at sunset, made another Robinson Crusoe-style beach shelter, had a morning tea picnic by the lighthouse, enjoyed the excitement of bunkbeds, slept in, bought local honey, ate danish pastries where the creek meets the ocean, found a starfish.



And some days we did this:

Bought custard apple's at a roadside stall, collected autumn leaves, took a very long country drive, had an afternoon nana nap, ate a counter lunch in the sun at a historical pub, played 'I spy', got op shop bargains, looked in art galleries, enjoyed the entertainment of bunkbeds on a rainy morning, crossed old wooden bridges, crossed old wooden bridges underwater, talked about volcano's and dinosaurs, ventured down dirt roads, wet dirt roads, bumpy dirt roads, were given free toys at an antique shop, ate ice-creams on the riverbank.



At night, after we tucked the little monkeys into bed at 7pm, we had a glass of wine out on the deck, before coming inside to the warm and Eurovision.

The image above is of this years winner, the gorgeous Lena from Germany, singing 'Satellite'. She is so cute, just 19! Congratulations Lena! My other favourites of the night were Georgia, Ukraine, Greece and Romania. Loved it all. We are big fans of the Eurovision Song Contest in this house. A bit of wine, a bit of dancing, lots of fun.