Easter bunny season
No Easter eggs hiding here – Brad and Alice climb up on the tractor while it has a flat tyre
Easter bunny season is one of the best times of the year if you are around little kids. Not only is it fun to watch young children celebrate Easter with the mythology of the Easter bunny and the whole chocolate eggs thing, but even big kids and adults can get momentarily wrapped up in the fun. And that’s what we all did at our annual family gathering, camping at the property under blue skies and a full moon, enjoying the beautiful setting, great company and a few unneeded chocolate eggs. As you do. I could have also called this blog ‘Easter bunny season, a monster bush walk and a chainsaw accident’ but that would take some of the anticipation out of this chapter.
A ride around the property in the back of the ute is always good fun
Brad and Alice working quickly in the Easter egg hunt…
…and the end results were pretty satisfying to both hunters
Andrew receiving some emergency treatment in the bush after his unfortunate encounter with a chainsaw
The paramedic and doctor posing with their patient after he earned six stitches
Our annual adventure walk turned out to be quite a challenge but everyone managed to keep a smile
We came across these enormous sandstone overhangs with very soft fine sand covering the steep floor – very unusual and very cool
Still smiling
We walked through some spectacular country but some of it was very steep with very thick cover making most of the walk hard work
Lunch time and a well earned break at the narrowest point of Constance Gorge
The last act of a great walk in the bush – crossing the Wolgan River on a fallen log
An arty-farty shot by Sarah of Julie and I beside our faithful ute
Its all about the young kids on Easter weekend
Full moon rising – another great feature of camping at Easter