Go West!
As lovely as it was, FNQ or TNQ (depending on whose marketing campaign you subscribe to), was not meant to be our permanent home. It was a great rollicking adventure to say the least, but we are settled back in our old home in the bottom LH corner of Aus again. After the bath warm waters of the Coral Sea, the frigid waves of the Indian Ocean were certainly invigorating!
So much has changed in the 19 months we were away - a whole new slew of suburbs have sprung up, new boardwalks, new faces everywhere. And joy of joys, two new art supply stores are practically on my doorstep.
Dinner on the new Boardwalk (and spankin’ new drawbridge) was lovely. The sun was setting on the horizon and a twilight sea kayak group were on their way out of the Marina.
Here’s to all New Adventures!
(Footnote: Here’s a challenge for you all - Canetoads are now several ‘000s of kms away - any suggestions for a new title at the top?)
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it looks very nice. climate will certainly be different. i have a friend who lives near rockhampton. maybe black swans in my coffee. i have no idea what’s the go over that side of oz. not very original i know. nice photos btw. you certainly made a move didn’t you? the other side of oz.
Great to see you back online Cindy. I’d been wondering what happened to you.
Was it always the plan to return to the west or did you just get fed up with the cane toads, floods and whatever else?
Must be great to be able to renew all your old acquaintances etc.
Will check back here soon - just a brief note tonite - just got back from a gig and I’m stuffed. Off to bed.
Nighty night.
Tim
Hi guys,
Great to be back.
Fran, still pondering a title - too much coffee at the moment, trying to get a lot done and I’m buzzing with caffeine.
Tim, WONDERFUL to see that you’re still out at gigs - writing anything musically?
WOW…..what a nice surprise to see you back here…..that blogroll on my blogspot paid off!
Good timing to get out of FNQ before the humidity sets in….hope everyone is doing well.
Cheers…..Kim
G’day,
There’s an old saying, home is where you’re known(or something like that). I took a few day’s off work and visited an old watering hole and after 3 years I still knew half of the people there.
I’ve never been to FNQ or WA, so can’t say much about that.
I’m not blogging now.
i am soooo relieved that you are well! no matter where you are now
to be honest: i don’t have the faintest idea, but it should be somewhere
in australia *lol*
hej: how about joining a moleskine exchange group of really interesting
i’d very much love to have you in the boat!
people? just drop me a line
it’ll be easy going, stress free and it’s a loose group of people mainly from
europe, but you’d be a wonderful asset *g*
*hugs*
e.
Well, that is a surprise but so lad you are still in my blog community. Looking forward to hearing about your relocation and seeing some more ART. The photos above are lovely. Are not you guys called sand gropers. “Sand Gropers in my Soup”
WOW! so you’ve had enough of us?? hope everything has settled in for you. I hope you enjoyed your Cairns adventure. JUst thought id drop in adn check up on you, no idea what you can call the blog now!! unless you smuggled a toad in your gear
blogwalking.. wow nice pic, i love both sunset and sunsrise pic
Artaholic Cindy sounds appropriate
great photos! i’d love to see them blown up really large and glossy… the kayakers seem really tranquil or something….
Hi Cindy, I’ve made a move to near Coffs Harbour. We’re not sure if we’ll stay or what but new adventures are certainly on the cards! Nice to see you’re sort of back online
Hello stranger!
I just thought I’d stop by and see if you had been here.
How are you?