Thierings on Tour

It was great to wake up in nature and to have the beautiful views of the beach and bush around us. It’s nice to have slow mornings and be able to enjoy making brekky without pack up or work/homework.

We went on a drive to see if there were some calmer inlets or beaches to swim, but it all seemed a bit rough or too cold. So we briefly popped into Jurien Bay and got tempted by the bakery with its sausage rolls and many a treat… and a brilliant playground.

I was particularly impressed by the way they used a lot of recycled materials, such as washed up buoys and driftwood as climbing equipment. Overall, I must say WA has had some of the most incredible playgrounds on our travels and the girls are loving it!

After a quick stint in civilization we headed back to the wilderness to enjoy the beach, some fishing and lots of sand play. We built castles, buried things and just enjoyed time with each other and nature…

Chris finally put the beach rod to use and managed to get a tailor. The girls were stoked and he kept trying but as it got later in the afternoon, he and all other fishermen were just catching seaweed galore! There were tunes blasting from one of the cars on the beach and we enjoyed a cheeky beverage.

A wonderful day of family time all in all.

Kms travelled – 32