Showing posts with label Tasmania. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tasmania. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Saturday, March 7, 2015
Sustainable Living Festival, Penguin
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Arts and Crafts
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Beanie Bear
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Garden
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Loo Bear
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Photos
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Shmoo Bear
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Tasmania
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Friday, January 23, 2015
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Don River Railway, Devonport
A couple of weeks ago we spent a lovely day with friends at the Don River Railway and Penguin park.

Labels:
Beanie Bear
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Homeschooling Friends
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Loo Bear
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Photos
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Shmoo Bear
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Tasmania
Friday, January 9, 2015
Penguin Beach
Labels:
Baby Bear
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Beanie Bear
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Loo Bear
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Photos
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Shmoo Bear
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Tasmania
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The Other Half
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Guide Falls Alpaca and Animal Park, West Ridgley
We recently visited Guide Falls Alpaca and Animal Park to help celebrate a tiny friend's 1st birthday. What a fantastic, child and budget friendly outing (adults $7; children $3).
The main attractions are the alpacas (particularly the friendly Ally whom the children got to lead around), but there are also plenty of other animals including a llama, peacocks, turkeys, pheasants, chickens, geese, ducks, swans, aviary birds, rabbits, guinea pigs, emu, goats, pigs, deer and trout. The owner of the park gave us a leisurely tour of the place and the children got to feed all of the animals.

The main attractions are the alpacas (particularly the friendly Ally whom the children got to lead around), but there are also plenty of other animals including a llama, peacocks, turkeys, pheasants, chickens, geese, ducks, swans, aviary birds, rabbits, guinea pigs, emu, goats, pigs, deer and trout. The owner of the park gave us a leisurely tour of the place and the children got to feed all of the animals.
Afterwards we drove a minute up the road to Guide Falls waterfall for a lovely picnic lunch. The children had a blast climbing the rocks and wading into the creek so that the water filled their gumboots and soaked their pants. Then Baby Bear tumbled head over heels off the low bank and landed, on his back and dripping wet, in the shallow water. Shortly after, Loo Bear slipped over into the creek and it wasn't long before Beanie followed suit. But at least they had lots of fun.
Being the slack Mama that I am, the only spare clothing I had in the car was a long outgrown 000 sized growsuit, woefully small even for the tiny Baby Bear. So we drove home with 4 happy and exhausted but naked little ones, snuggled under the spare baby wraps and blankets that I did have in the car. :)
(I have now learnt my lesson and have spare clothes for all 4 boys packed into our car bag.)
Labels:
Baby Bear
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Beanie Bear
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Homeschooling Friends
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Loo Bear
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Photos
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Shmoo Bear
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Tasmania
Monday, November 3, 2014
Mount Gnomon Farm - Restaurant Launch
The lambs and piglets were a huge hit. There was also plenty of space, mud and cow poo for a toddler to run around in. Awesome burgers and pulled pork tacos as usual. And thankfully the weather cleared up and there was no hail this time!
Labels:
Baby Bear
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Beanie Bear
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Loo Bear
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Photos
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Shmoo Bear
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Tasmania
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Medieval Festival - Wynyard, Tasmania
Labels:
Beanie Bear
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Loo Bear
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Photos
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Shmoo Bear
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Tasmania
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Garden Spectacular @ Highfield House - Stanley, Tasmania
Garden Spectacular at Highfield House in Stanley, Tasmania.
The heirloom tomato seedlings sure were popular. We got 4 of the 'black from Tula' variety.
Peter Rabbit(?) and Humpty Dumpty
Old Holdens in front of The Nut
We took the boys on a bumpy 'train' ride
Teddy bears picnic?
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