Ruth says: it was a beautiful day finished off with a gorgeous meal.
Sunday, 16 March 2008
A few more pics near our flat
Ruth says: The top two pictures are of our local beaches; ones within walking distance. The second picture is where hopefully(fingers crossed) I will be working three mornings a week. Not bad eh? The bottom pictures are taken on walks round the two little peninsulars where we live, and you can just see the ferry that takes us to and from the city behind a tree in the 3rd picture.
Round Our Way
Ruth says: This is the beautiful Mosman Bay, a couple of minutes from our house. This is where we catch the ferry to the city and go on little strolls or jogs or whatever. Our appartment block is the one just to the right of the tallest one on the left of the picture. Obviously we don't have quite as an impressive view as this as there is a big tree in the way, but the leaves are starting to turn, it being autumn, so by winter time we may have one of the best views in Sydney...if not i think Bob has got a bottle of tree poison stashed somewhere.
Monday, 3 March 2008
Hat Head National Park
Ruth says: Hat Head was the most gorgeous place with huge sand dunes, dramatic cliffs and deserted beaches.More Mount Kaputar National Park
Ruth Says: the sunset was truly spectacular . Standing on the top of the mountain we had 360 degree views of a beautiful orange sky.
Mount Kaputar National Park
Ruth says: This was our favourite spot on our roadtrip. From the top of Mount Kaputar you could see a 800km radius. Stunning views. We were looking down on a 10th Of New South Wales.Colo and the Warumbungles National Park
Ruth says: We decided that while we were waiting for visas to be processed and all of our stuff to arrive from the UK we would take a little road trip. We set off for a couple of weeks into the wild countryside of New South Wales to do some camping and walking. We made a few little animal friends on the way.
More Blue Mountains
Ruth says: These are just some photos from our little camping trips up to the beautiful blue mountains.
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