The Game

I went to see Barbara's Max play Australian Rules Football in the under 8's against Mt Barker. We were joined by his grandparents Dan and Margaret.


Chloe enjoyed the extra company

Two versions of caring?

My sister-in-law Joey and my brother Tony are part of the Fauna Rescue Network and are caring for these two baby kangaroos or "joeys."

Clearly other people in society are living without a care for the feelings of others. I came across this late model sedan similar to my own burnt out in the suburbs a petrol can in the back seat.

Chloe enjoying a swing in the sun

Chloe enjoyed a sunny morning on the swing.

Some time with the Coats

I visited the Coat family on Sunday and enjoyed a walk in the paddocks with Barbara's niece Bec as she checked the new born calves.


The next morning there was a great sunrise over the trees.

Chloe had to be dressed as warm as a bunny rabbit in her suit!

Tasmania

I had a good break in Tasmania whilst waiting to hear about new employment.Ken shares my passion for photography although a little more serious,he is quite active in competitions and has joined the Devonport Camera Club.

Ken and Sue were visited by Richard (his brother-in-law) and Big Ron from Adelaide who were on their way to pick up a trail bike for Richard.
We met them when they came off the Spirit of Tasmania

I left on Saturday morning for the mainland

Sues roses

The last of Sues roses in bloom in her front garden, an old favourite "Just Joey"

Our time in the Tamar Valley

On Tuesday Ken and I drove to the Tamar Valley seeing some pretty sites, although sadly much of area was still covered with smoke from burn offs.

No wonder so many people do not want their lovely
more polluted than it already is.

This was the sky on Saturday mid afternoon as we drove back from Hobart
and the smoke was still sitting over the valley on Tuesday.






We had morning tea in Beaconsfield.