Our Faith Led Journey

Friday, 26 February 2016

Goodbye Traralgon...

Well the time has come to say goodbye to Traralgon. I think we are getting used to saying goodbye to all of our short term homes. Some places we have been to have been difficult to say goodbye to, others when the time has come to leave we have felt ready to say goodbye. I am LOVING meeting SOOOOOOO many people, I LOVE IT! There are so many different people around, I feel privileged to be able to meet so many people, and to be able to minister to some lovely people also. I feel privileged to be part of so many communities, enjoy so many different areas and beautiful sites, get to know locals, be part of many different churches and have the opportunity to minister with my BEAUTIFUL family as we travel on this WONDERFUL journey together.
Life is GREAT :-)

So now we say...Goodbye Traralgon! We had some

Playground at the Big 4 Park Lane caravan park...

Fun at the Traralgon Park...

Pure GORGEOUSNESS...

My GORGEOUS little Models...

Entry to Parkys Adventures within the caravan park. Enjoy mini golf, the Ropes course or Laser tag...

Mini Golf Fun...

Tarra-Bulga National Park...

Cuddles...

The LOVE of my Life...

Rope Course Fun (or Madness)...

I LOVE these GIRLS SOOOOOOO Much...

Mini Golf Fun...

FUN in the Pool...

Tarra-Bulga National Park...

Traralgon Park Fun...

One of the zip lines that is part of the CRAZY Ropes Course...

Making Delicious Coconut Balls in the Camp Kitchen, YUM...

Exhausted Zoey...

Ropes Course Madness...

Tarra-Bulga National Park...

Goodbye Traralgon...We had some FUN :-)

Thursday, 25 February 2016

Tarra-Bulga National Park...

On Monday we drove to the Tarra-Bulga National Park. It is a beautiful national park in South Gippsland, in Balook, Victoria. Tarra-Bulga is a beautiful cool temperate rain forest, so we picked a lovely hot day to visit and it was wonderful. It was a lovely drive, some quite curvy and narrow roads that logging trucks use throughout the year so you need to be careful as always driving on these roads.
We chose to walk on the suspension foot bridge trail, it took us over 1 hour to complete and it was a beautiful, scenic walk. This rainforest is full of beautiful mountain ash and ferns and it is so lush, green and wet. It smelt beautiful and fresh and felt lovely and cool. As we walked, we could hear the beautiful sounds of the lyrebirds singing along, it was quite special and serene!
When we finished our beautiful walk, we found a beautiful spot to eat our yummy lunch amongst many crimson rosellas. We had an absolutely lovely day!

As always, I took way too many photos (if there is such a thing, Haha). Have a looksie...