These clouds (mammatus clouds) have always fascinated me. They're not quite as spectacular as some of the pictures I've seen of them but I am still pretty excited to have captured these ones.
Day 40
These clouds (mammatus clouds) have always fascinated me. They're not quite as spectacular as some of the pictures I've seen of them but I am still pretty excited to have captured these ones.
Day 39
On our way home the most incredible fog rolled in off the sea and covered the beaches and the road for kilometres. You could barely see the waves in some places - like here where we stopped. This is the same bit of beach as in yesterdays picture.... It was no stretch of the imagination to picture pirate ships silently drifting into land...(I have added a texture to this picture to take some of the glare out of the white fog but haven't removed any detail at all - this really is as much as you could see!)
Day 38
Dear friends, the beach and a toddler who gives me hugs, says "Good morning Rachel, come and play with me", "You are excited to see me!" and "I miss you at my house". So, so precious.
Day 34
View from the Otway Fly Walk - incredible, and well worth the overdose of adrenaline that my body gave me for being up so high.
DAY 39

Isabelle and I had a lovely day together; it was exhausting chasing after her while she explored every shoe, surface and random object that is now in her eye-sight and it will take a little while to get used to; but it was lovely nonetheless and ended with a delicious dinner for two (which she LOVED! Must've been all the energy spent! and my salad with fish was pretty tasty too)
Day 38
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Day 32
These uncared for sheep are the fluffiest, fattest looking sheep I've ever seen. And they were my favourite discovery in the paddock behind our holiday house.
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