Yarrow said to John, who was here to do some natural horsemanship: "And this week we're going camping, somewhere wild, where we can have a campfire and see the stars, 'cos if we don't, Mum's going to go loopy".
And so we went. So that Mum doesn't go loopy.
With four children (Tess, Kel, Yarrow and Eve) and a Forrester packed to the brim; following my good and dear friends Michael and Giovanni in their 4WD, we made it after many lovely hours of calm and winding roads to Bald Rock National Park. Tents, campfire, birdlife, kangaroos, and the high wild heights of the Rock.
On the last day Tess and Kel, enchanted by the opportunities for scrambling and climbing offered by the Rock, wished to climb it one last time, in -6 degrees before dawn, to see the simultaneous sunrise and full-moonset from the top.
Tess said, sitting high above the world with her arms curled around her legs for warmth, as the light from the early sun caught her eyes and set them aglow:
"This is so beautiful. I'm never, never, never going to forget this day".
More photos can be found here, on Michael and Giovanni's site.
Thank you M&G for sharing such wonderful adventurous times with us.
3 comments:
Pretty sure you should post the photos from past weekend.
Thankyou heaps and heaps from me and Tui,
-voice of Dad in head going SAY TUI AND I!!!-
and thankyou to Tess and Yarrow and Anyes (no idea how to spell her name, SHAME.) and to Britt and Hans and EVERYONE. Was so much fun =]
xox Briony.
Thank you for your kind words Briony. I loved having you here, and we all so much appreciated your wonderful artwork (and your somersaults)!
As you can see I've posted the photos from the past weekend under "Body Art by the Bonfire". The post contains an embedded series of 11 photos, so click through on the arrows to view the rest of the photos.
(I just posted this comment but realised I hadn't explained it clearly so I deleted that comment ... In case you were wondering).
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