Alot of you probably think I have fallen off the side of the earth sorry for being so slack. However I would like to let you know that you are thought of often. I have attached some photos of Michaels and my recent camping trip. We took two days off work and heading up the coast an hour and a half from the city after work on Wednesday to a wee camping ground in the central coast. http://www.wildwalks.com/camping-in-nsw-parks/near-sydney-campsites/putty-beach-camping-area.html It was at Putty Beach in a national park. We had the luxury of flushing toilets, drinking water and one cold shower. We took along a trusty solar shower that in the afternoon we then topped up with boiling water, hung it from a tree put on our tog
s and showered very publicly. We seemed to have impecible timing that the wind started to blow as soon as I put on my bikini and atleast two cars would drive past whilst showering (they didn't seem interested in Michael). We had the camping ground to ourselves (and a few bush turkeys and migrating caterpillar) wednesday and thursd
ay nights joined by a few friday and then over run by a big group of aprox 15 tents on saturday night. You will notice from the variety of clothing that we have some freezing weather at nights (especially the first two) and some absolutely stunning days!!! We spent our time relaxng, reading books, walking along the coast and exercising. It was a great few days away at such a convenient location. Bring on spring and more camping I think we are done for this autumn and winter.
Alot of you probably think I have fallen off the side of the earth sorry for being so slack. However I would like to let you know that you are thought of often. I have attached some photos of Michaels and my recent camping trip. We took two days off work and heading up the coast an hour and a half from the city after work on Wednesday to a wee camping ground in the central coast. http://www.wildwalks.com/camping-in-nsw-parks/near-sydney-campsites/putty-beach-camping-area.html It was at Putty Beach in a national park. We had the luxury of flushing toilets, drinking water and one cold shower. We took along a trusty solar shower that in the afternoon we then topped up with boiling water, hung it from a tree put on our tog
s and showered very publicly. We seemed to have impecible timing that the wind started to blow as soon as I put on my bikini and atleast two cars would drive past whilst showering (they didn't seem interested in Michael). We had the camping ground to ourselves (and a few bush turkeys and migrating caterpillar) wednesday and thursd
ay nights joined by a few friday and then over run by a big group of aprox 15 tents on saturday night. You will notice from the variety of clothing that we have some freezing weather at nights (especially the first two) and some absolutely stunning days!!! We spent our time relaxng, reading books, walking along the coast and exercising. It was a great few days away at such a convenient location. Bring on spring and more camping I think we are done for this autumn and winter.
