Thursday, 31 March 2016

Goodbye Kioloa...

Goodbye beautiful Kioloa, we've had an AMAZING stay here at Kioloa, N.S.W.  In particular the caravan park we stayed at ( which we hesitated to stay because it was pricey for 2 adults and 2 kiddies over Easter, but we didn't have any other options because we needed a dog friendly park) was a VERY special place and we are glad we stayed here. The sound of the waves all day and night long were VERY special, the beautiful beach viewed from our caravan site, the kangaroos, rabbits, ducks and wildlife everywhere, surrounded by bush, the paradise resort looking pool area, it is a truly special place to spend some time enjoying nature with your wonderful family. We all thoroughly enjoyed this special park (Merry Beach Caravan Resort), in particular Shane LOVED it and said he would Love to return in the future. 
Thank You God that we were also able to minister to quite a few families during our stay here, and we also plan to be catching up with a family during our Sydney stay that we met here in Kioloa. We've had a great stay here, and had a great time exploring the surrounding areas...We really liked Ulladulla also, it had a good community feel to it!
So for now, we say Goodbye to this special spot...May Gods will be done here xox


Beautiful Sunsets...
Relaxing By The Beach...
Sandy Feet at Pretty Beach...

Highway Christian Church...
Pool Fun...
Kangaroos Galore...
Murramarang National Park...
Goodbye Kioloa...Thank you for a GREAT stay and Thank You GOD for using us in this beautiful area :-)
Dimi xo

Murramarang National Park...

We went to the BEAUTIFUL Murramarang National Park... We walked along the Durras Discovery Trail, the walk through this forest took us about 1 1/2 hours to complete! We walked on a trail beside Lake Durra, and surrounded by spotted gum trees, ferns, vines and many birds. This National Park was part of our school comes to life day. On this trail there are interesting fact boards about the forest, the trees and logging in the area. The Durras discovery trail also has gates you walk through, platforms you walk along, and a viewing platform with a very interesting story about the history of the forest and logging. We really had an enjoyable day there, we also had a couple of dramatic incidents that I will share shortly...Have a look at our special photos...
A Huge Spotted Gum Tree...
The Fact boards were very Interesting to Read...
Lake Durras...
My Spunky Girls pointing us in the right direction...
These Shoes are made for walking...
This is the Girls way of protecting themselves from Mozzies, Too Gorgeous...
The Rustic Gates...
Look at all the Lovely Ferns...
Our Gorgeous Girls learning all about the Forest and Logging...
 
Awww, True Love...

 



Gorgeous Spunk 1...I love these Photos...
We actually used the vine for a swing and spent a bit of time all taking turns swinging on the vine...they are very strong...
Gorgeous spunk 2...

The Viewing platform...with a Great story...
I LOVE these Girls...
The Great story about the Forest and logging...
Just the four of Us...
This Log is part of the Forest and Logging story...
Beautiful Scenic Views...
We made it...Just...It was a GREAT day at Murramarang National Park, We just had an incident or two...Towards the end of the trail I felt a stinging/biting pain on my ankle and checked it. I seen a blood sucking leech sucking on my blood, ARRRRGGGGHHHHHHHH! Shane got the sucker off me, the girls and I never recovered from the fright it gave us, and we spent the rest of the walk speed walking and checking ourselves for more leeches all the way to the end of the trail, Hahahaa!
Then we were driving to Batemans Bay when from the back seat Elissa was histerically screaming, Shane couldn't pull over straight away so he couldn't help... I turned around and seen another blood sucking leech trying to bite through her leggings, ARGGGGGHHHHHH! I got it off her, Shane finally pulled over and we were on the side of the road checking ourselves for more leeches, more ARRGGHHHH! YUK!
We are still recovering from our leech incident, however it was still a GREAT day at this Lovely National Park.

Take Care, and Pray we don't have anymore incidents like, or similar to this one :-)
Dimi xo