We travelled to Wilson's Promontory last weekend, the closest part of mainland Australia to the Antarctic. The kids liked this fact and wondered why it was colder, hehe. We booked to stay in a cabin and when we arrived the owner asked if we had been waiting for it to open again. "For what to open again?" came my reply. "Wilson's Prom National Park". Boys and girls, this is why you should prepare. Turns out, the whole of the National Park suffered very badly from floods in March and had been closed ever since. It re-opened on Friday 23 September, the day before we arrived... this was of course luck rather than judgment. Can you imagine if we'd driven all the way there to not actually be able to go into the National Park....I suspect I may have got into a little trouble seeing as I organised it all!
Anyway, with lady luck on my side we dumped our bags and set off to explore the Prom. It wasn't long before I hollered at Matt to stop the car. I was couldn't quite believe what I was looking at....an emu!
We continued the drive to Tidal River and the beautiful beach at Norman Bay.
The surfers were out in full force.
It really wasn't that warm....I do sometimes wonder about them. Do they eat special food that keeps them warm? That kid isn't even wearing a wetsuit! Makes me feel cool just looking at him.
The girls were not going to be outdone.
Have a lovely weekend!
Your pictures are beautiful!
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