Monday, June 19, 2006

Friends


Kerrie, whose son is Number 21 for Melbourne (AFL) - Daniel played footy with Kerran a few years ago.
He's done very well for himself - Daniel that is. Posted by Picasa

Friends


Robyn, Jessie's godmother, a great friend of our's - at another friend's housewarming recently. Posted by Picasa

Dhonda's surprise 50th


Dhonda and Debbie Posted by Picasa

Dhonda's surprise 50th


Tim and Heather.
Tim looked a bit ruddy in the face after his champagne in the limo!!!
We really did celebrate in style. Posted by Picasa

Dhonda's surprise 50th



Dhonda, Colin, Bruce, Glenys.
Dhonda was dumbstruck at first!!!! Posted by Picasa

Dhonda's surprise 50th



Dhonda, Colin, Bruce, Gelnys.
Dhonda did get a lovely surprise Posted by Picasa

Dhonda's surprise 50th


Dhonda will probably hate me for this but I think it's a good photo...we went to a lovely restaurant on Saturday night for her surprise 50th birthday.
She and Tim arrived in a stretch limo. Posted by Picasa

Walkerville Footy June 2006


And the final rear shot! Posted by Picasa

Walkerville Footy June 2006


Hands on hips seems to be Kerran's favourite waiting position.
Walkerville is a very pretty ground with a great grandstand.
Not much around-the-ground parking though. Posted by Picasa

Walkerville footy June 2006


No matter where I am when Kerran is playing football I always seem to photograph him from behind!
Well, at least you all know I'm watching the game I guess.
He's number 29 this year - and they did win on Saturday against Flinders Park. (Kerran kicked 2 goals, so he was happy)Posted by Picasa

Monday, June 12, 2006

Weighing cattle for the local butchery


Just two calves needed today for the local butcher.
We then collected another trailer load of wood for the fire. Posted by Picasa

Weighing cattle for the local butchery


Weighing cattle early in the morning - calves ready for the butchery!
The mobile scales are a boon. Takes the guesswork out of the equation.Posted by Picasa

Jessie in Queensland


Jessie enjoying the Lambert hospitality in Queensland before the wedding.
L to R: Jordan, Elyssa, Rikki, Dad, Mum, Kevin, Joshua, Anisia, Marg, Jessie Posted by Picasa

Jessie in Queensland


Jessie enjoying the company of the Lambert family just 2 days before Elyssa's wedding.
L to R: Jordan, Elyssa, Rikki, Kevin, Anne, Jessie, Dad , Joshua at a Thai restaurant on the lod Coast.Posted by Picasa

Elyssa and Jordan's wedding


Borrowed these photos from Anne's blog.
Well done to the photographer. Posted by Picasa

Elyssa and Jordan's wedding


What a beautiful bride and groom.
It was so disappointing not to be able to make it to the Gold Coast for my niece's wedding, but Jessie did manage to represent the family.
By all accounts it was a lovely wedding.
Congratulations Elyssa and Jordan.Posted by Picasa

Sunday, June 11, 2006

Our garden


Love those lilies just outside our back door. They never disappoint.Posted by Picasa

Our garden


Our lovely bird bath which Jessie so generously gave us for Christmas the year before last. Posted by Picasa

Firewood collecting June 2006


Packing the wood away from the weather... Posted by Picasa

Firewood collecting June 2006


We do live in a beautiful part of the country. This farm is just 8kms out of the town.
Whilst the sun was out, the easterly wind was bitterly cold. Unfortunately there isnt any rain on the horizon either.
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Firewood collecting June 2006


Now it's down to the nitty gritty! Posted by Picasa

Firewood collecting June 2006


The man himself - at the ready for the hard slog. It's 10 degrees celsius today and we were desperately short of firewood. Posted by Picasa

Wednesday, June 07, 2006

A frosty June morning


A typical roadside mail box in our area.
Testament to the cold this morning!!!!! It was bitter and looked so much like it had been snowing - and it felt like it too. Posted by Picasa

A frosty June morning


A mere 5 minutes earlier I had just missed two kangaroos crossing the road! Posted by Picasa

A frosty June morning


A little further up the road towards Salt Creek - I could have watched the sun for ages coming up over the horizon, but unfortunately I had to get to work!
It's a very early start. Posted by Picasa