We spent a couple of hours exploring the fort and tunnels of Port Nepean. Henry was fearless, even when the spooky whistling (from the audio system) seemed to follow us.
Have a wonderful day
Love
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Point Nepean
John's had a few days off work so we took little Henry down to Blairgowrie for a couple of days. On Monday we spent some time at the Point Nepean National Park.
From this spot you can see Port Phillip Bay on the left and the ocean - Bass Strait- on the right. It always feels like breathing in this clean fresh ocean air has restorative powers.
We spent a couple of hours exploring the fort and tunnels of Port Nepean. Henry was fearless, even when the spooky whistling (from the audio system) seemed to follow us.
Our little darling has now gone back home so I plan to spend this afternoon stitching away. I might actually have some stitching to show you tomorrow.
There is a brilliant tutorial and pattern for this stunning lap quilt HERE.
It is very kindly shared at Suzy's Artsy Craftsy Sitcom. Thank you so much Suzy. It is fabulous.
We spent a couple of hours exploring the fort and tunnels of Port Nepean. Henry was fearless, even when the spooky whistling (from the audio system) seemed to follow us.
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What lovely pics Mel,the first pic is breathtaking and an added bonus that Henry is in it,hope you have a fun day sewing and stitching Mel.xx
ReplyDeletewhat a cutie... lovely that you had that time....I would be scared in that tunnel!
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I love that photo of Henry in the tunnel. It looks very professional.
ReplyDeleteYour little man is a cutie
ReplyDeletePoint Nepean is a stunning park. So much to see and do. Love it!
ReplyDeleteStunning view and little Henry is a sweetie pie.xx
ReplyDeleteSounds like a lovely break away Mel and how lovely you could take Henry with you
ReplyDeleteHenry is so cute and such beautiful views.
ReplyDeleteWe were at Point Nepean yesterday, stunning views! Wish I'd taken a photo in the tunnel!
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