Our no thru road can get busy
Found several road sign post in the scrub opposite our block, this still attached to one of them.
Checking out the Yellow Fin Whiting
Getting some heat and the Bougainvillea starting to get going 
Sunny side
sagging under the 60 + apples
It's starting to happen on the block infront.
These guys having a good time stripping the bark and a good screeching match
Tree stumps gone
Yes we had crab for several days
Our view is changing by the day
Off in Chooks new boat, alas the fish and squid a bit timid
Bulk carrier entering the harbour 230mtr
Down checking on progress early morning
Jordy came down with Mum and a home grown cucumber. Jordy now the proud owner of the floatie picked up on the water under the jetty whilst trolling for Yellow Fin Kingfish.
Check out Jordy's night shirt. Was she every excited!
The block is sure getting bigger by the day
The Whale tail in it's full glory
Nurses retirees lunch at the Marina Hotel
We all ate well - great to catch-up
Our last purchase from The River - closing due to relationship breakdown after 10 years in business - Bugger
Friends for the Park working bee, painting the Pillee Lake Hut. It's actually and old roo shooters hut near the location of the Pillee Lake Station Hut. Ruins yet to be redicovered.
Fig tree possibly near where the Pillie Lake Station Hut located
SA Water bore hole
Indentation is
Warren and Ashley checking out the new signage
Warren wearing some of the white wash
Looking good as it dries
Lunch break
Yes, folks you can walk in and camp
Locals out for a stroll
So are we!
Port Jackson
Blue-Ringer Octopus
Despite its small size, carries enough venom to kill 26 adult humans within minutes. Their bites are tiny and often painless, with many victims not realizing they have been envenomated until respiratory depression and paralysis begins. No blue-ringed octopus antivenom is available
Blue Swimmer Crabs for TEA
A couple of old boys
Stuart is back and enjoying a feed for peanut butter
The Blue Wrens are getting their fair share
Yet another magic morning dawning
Cheers