I like this description that my grandchildren use - I am proud to share my adventures with them. Last week I took two of them to see the kangaroos on the beach at Toorbul and the Lotus at Sandstone Point. Next time they stay - and I am hoping it will before longer than a day, I have some other plans for them.
Today I made another discovery. I have driven over to Bribie Island on many occasions, and often wondered what was on the Ningi Creek side of the township, but usually I am on a "mission" with deadlines or similar, but today, while approaching the traffic lights at Ningi from Bribie, I had the sudden urge to turn right and explore.
Thus, at the lights I turned right, to be faced with a sign that said "No through road" - as it turns out I did find my way out after a little drive along the Ningi Esplanade I found some fabulous houses overlooking the mangroves that formed the edge of the creek, and saw quite a collection of little jetties, almost all with a sign saying "private property" or "do not enter."
I obeyed!
I must say the mosquitoes were rather friendly - and I had to flap a few of them from my arms. Reminder to self - wear insect repellent next time.
I can see that the pathway leads further along the creek in both directions, and so next time I pass that way, I will smear myself with stuff to deter the insects and explore further.
I am a curious soul and like going "off the beaten track" to see what is there! I like being billed as the "adventure grandma".
Today I made another discovery. I have driven over to Bribie Island on many occasions, and often wondered what was on the Ningi Creek side of the township, but usually I am on a "mission" with deadlines or similar, but today, while approaching the traffic lights at Ningi from Bribie, I had the sudden urge to turn right and explore.
Thus, at the lights I turned right, to be faced with a sign that said "No through road" - as it turns out I did find my way out after a little drive along the Ningi Esplanade I found some fabulous houses overlooking the mangroves that formed the edge of the creek, and saw quite a collection of little jetties, almost all with a sign saying "private property" or "do not enter."
I obeyed!
Walking or bike path along the creek |
One of the jetties |
Another jetty - another view |
Mangroves |
I can see that the pathway leads further along the creek in both directions, and so next time I pass that way, I will smear myself with stuff to deter the insects and explore further.
I am a curious soul and like going "off the beaten track" to see what is there! I like being billed as the "adventure grandma".
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