One of Mummy's favourite things about being on holiday is that she doesnt have to cook! Here's a few food related pics...
Hi everyone, As you know we are typical boys, constantly up to mischief and doing lots of new things. This blog will keep you up to date with most of them! From Harrison, Will and Samuel xxx
Sunday, November 30, 2008
"Pignic"
The Australian Cavy Sanctuary (who we foster our guinea pigs for) holds an annual "pignic". It's great - lots of stalls and displays, jumping castle, races and games etc. And of course...lots of guinea pigs! This years pignic as unfortunately held while we were 2 hours south of the event on holidays. Mummy surprised Harry by taking him anyway!
Rainy Days!
As you do when you are away for a few weeks, we scored a couple of rainy days. No probs tho, we found plenty to do! First up was bowling...
Checking the score.
Daddy's style.
Harrison - he has a unique "run up" but it works as he beat the rest of us both games!
Sam was in charge of the balls.
Will did very well and even commented to Mummy.. "hey Mummy, do you want to borrow my ramp?" That may just have been a very good idea LOL.
Next wet weather excursion was to Timezone. All four of Mummys male "children" (particularly the 31 year old) enjoyed that very much.
Next wet weather excursion was to Timezone. All four of Mummys male "children" (particularly the 31 year old) enjoyed that very much.
Friday, November 28, 2008
David Fleay's Wildlife Park
As far as Harrison is concerned a holiday is incomplete unless there is some kind of wildlife involved. We had a fun day at David Fleays Wildlife park.
Moor hens and their chicks were wandering everywhere in the park.
Some of the animals were really strange looking as you can see in this pic!
Will makes friends with a diamond python.
Brolgas stand up from their nest to sing and dance for us...apparently this is quite rare and it was spectacular!
Carol the wildlife volunteer realised she had struck gold with Harry and his interest in animals, but we think she may have gone home with a sore throat after answering ALL his questions.
Can you spot the Diego shoe?? Sam has this fascination with trying to throw away his shoes... we lost one out the car window and a pair in K Mart just before we left for our holiday. His strategy here was to throw one into the Cassowary enclosure. The rangers went in to retrieve it but cassowaries are very aggressive so it was quite the operation and involved the cassowaries being put in their "lockdown" shed. Nice try Sammy!
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