School holidays. A walk in the fresh air with family. Adventures. Finding treasure. Breathing in the end of the day.....
Showing posts with label school holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label school holidays. Show all posts
Friday, April 18, 2014
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Simple times
These holidays we have spent enjoying some exciting new adventures. We decided to take the kids down to the snowy mountains of NSW and to hike to the summit of Mt Kosciusko.
I will never forget this amazing holiday with my family. Even my Naomi managed the 14km walk {even if she did trip and fall 1.5km to go and put a massive egg on her chin :( }.
The scenery was amazing and really I don't know how people don't believe in a God when you see things like that.
Thursday, January 9, 2014
2014 Adventure #2: Kamay Botany Bay National Park
Today saw us exploring the site of where Captain James Cook first landed his fleet upon the shores of our great country Australia. It was a great day of fun, exploration, bush walks and a fish and chip lunch on the beach followed by a swim for the kids. All in all a great day out for the family.
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
2014 adventures #1: Back in time
School holidays can be a lot of things, and one thing they can be is expensive. Endless movies or shows or experiences to keep little people busy that costs lots of money. But I always try to find things for my family to enjoy that doesn't involve breaking the bank.
This summer I was trawling through the internet and came across the living museums site for Sydney and decided that a trip into the Rocks Discovery Museum was in order. It's a free museum with lots to see and learn about or colonial past and even has free tours to the dig site of an infamous convict butcher who settled in the rocks in the 1800s. It was great and the kids loved it. The cobblestone lanes, the old world architecture, the imagination of what it would have been like back then. Love it.
We decided to kill two birds with one stone and we caught the train to Milsons Pt and then walked across the Harbour Bridge. Something I fondly remember doing as a child on my school holidays.
So if your up for an adventure these holidays check out the museums around Sydney. They are a wealth of fun and information, as is exploring out beautiful city.
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