We are off today, again crossing the state, headed for the east coast and Freycinet (pronounced "fraze-in-nay") Peninsula. We have exciting stops planned at a limestone cave & a World Heritage working farm. One of the best parts was our send off from Larissa at Lemonthyme...
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| Larissa was extrordinary- she worked reception, was our server, our activities coordinator & led the boys through an activity sheet during our stay. The morning of our departure she presented the boys with "prizes"- they were moved by the generosity. Lemonthyme is lucky to have Larissa. |
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| Morning fog |
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| Marakoopa Cave-(it was warmer in the cave underground than outside!) One really neat feature of this cave was the "glow worms". |
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| Tassie cows |
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| A dog named Nash- truly! |
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| A stop for lunch at family owned, 41 Degrees, a salmon farm- they are the owners of the dog. |
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| Brickendon Farms- This is a 7th generation family owned commercial sheep farm that is listed as a World Heritage site because of its convict linked past and preservation of buildings in use since the 1820's. We all had a great time learning some Australia history and feeding the animals! |
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| This is the wool sheared from 1 sheep! |
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| Who would have guessed that in the same day we would meet up with a dog named Nash and a town named Ross! |
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