Our Sunday drive

Sometimes you need a bit of a break from the daily routine and a nice drive to the country is the best cure.
We went to visit my partners' Nanny near Deans Marsh, in country Victoria, the weather was beautiful, the grass was green (despite the lack of rainfall) and the kids absolutely loved seeing their great-Nanny, running lots, playing with sticks, leaves, bark, hay and of course the animals on the farm.

It's these little things that remind us that a childs imagination is such a precious thing
I just wanted to share with you the sign on the back of a Furphy water carrier
"Good-Better-Best, Never let it rest, till your Good is Better and your Better-Best"....just in case we forget!

Hope you had a good Sunday ♥
✗ ♥

Comments

  1. CurlyPops19 July 2009 at 14:47

    What beautiful photos. It was such perfect weather for a Sunday drive in the country yesterday!

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  2. Bee19 July 2009 at 16:18

    Looks like it was a very fun weekend!

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  3. Leonie Guld19 July 2009 at 21:28

    What fantastic photos. I see a view like that every day and you reminded me to stop just a bit longer and take it in. I guess I was starting to take it for granted. thanks

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  4. One Flew Over19 July 2009 at 22:27

    Look at all the green!

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  5. Sandrine20 July 2009 at 03:28

    Sound and look like a great "escapade" and nice photos;)Love your new baner look too;)

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  6. Nikki21 July 2009 at 03:37

    Time spent as a family is so important, but it's easy to put off when things get busy. And as you said, to break that routine and be able to get out of the house is great.

    Your photos are beautiful Cathie.

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  7. Anonymous21 July 2009 at 05:41

    Love that water carrier!! Some great pics Cathie :) & looks like such a fun weekend.

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