The boys loved riding their bikes around the camp ground as well as throwing rocks in the creek/river. I don't quite know what to call it, too big for a creek but too small for a river. There was a lot of evidence of the flood though with trees pushed over and sticks and twigs up high in the tops of the branches from when the flood came through. What a sight that must have been.
The boys were keen on collecting the kindling and were rewarded with roasting marshmallows.
See for yourself with all those smiling faces!
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| Checking out the new tent. |
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| The bike riding is a highlight! They couldn't get enough of it. |
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| Lochy loves his bike riding and he is pretty good at it too. |
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| Setting up the camp site |
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| Testing out the water, surprisingly cool. |
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| Trying to make the biggest splash. See how many tree's have been knocked down from the flood. Amazing! |
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| Happy and relaxing all he needs is a fishing rod to make the picture complete. |
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| Gav is fascinated at breaking the rocks and seeing what they look like inside. |
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| The boys are always happy to lend a hand to keep the fire going. |
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| We had a visiting Kookaburra that thankfully it didn't steal our sausages! |
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| The Goanna only came to visit when we were away from our camp site. |
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| They are the biggest lizard I have ever come close to in the wild! |
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| And of course a visit to the park in Kenilworth complete with icecream from the cheese factory. |
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