So, I've been missing in action for a little bit and the main reason for that is because we've been away on our annual holiday to Tathra on the NSW south coast.
As usual, we had a wonderful time! The fishing, whilst good, wasn't quite as good as it was last year BUT we still have quite a bit of fish in the freezer to last us some time which is great! You can't beat fresh fish now can you!
Anyway - I thought I'd share a few of my favourite photos from our time away! No doubt you'll see more of them in upcoming scrapbooking projects as well!

Just a typical Tathra shot featuring the old Tathra Wharf - notice how calm the sea was on this day - it was just beautiful!

This is James going out for his first fishing experience out on the ocean - you can see him sitting in the front with his life jacket on and his grand father standing just behind him! He's very proud of the fact that he's now done another thing that I haven't - been fishing out on the ocean! *grin*

A typical shot of James digging one of his many holes in the sand.

Apparently, this is called 'Butt Tracking' - *grin* - Adam and his cousin having heaps of fun sliding down the sand bank! I lost count of how many times they did this! *grin*

By the end of our holiday, the seas had started to turn rougher - notice the difference between this photo and the first one I shared!
Anyway - that was our holiday to Tathra and what a wonderful time we all had too!
Since returning home, aside from the unpacking, washing and putting away, we've been busy preparing to have a new water tank installed sometime in June and doing some odd jobs that have needed doing around the place for quite some time. Stuart has taken 5 weeks holiday from work (he's still got 2 to go) so goodness knows how much we will achieve in that time. Our main focus will be getting into the back paddock and cleaning up around the trees and fenceline so that we can ring lock it all and at some point get a small flock of Boer Goats in there!
At least if I'm not around too much in the next couple of weeks, you'll know why!
Until next time,