Cottesloe Golf Club....view from the 18th green...such a beautiful day for the Silver/Bronze event...you could see Rottnest so clearly. I had such a lovely afternoon and evening.

 

It was quite exciting to see the black sky as it has been a while since we have had really heavy rain in Perth. Today was the Eunice Ross Silver Tray event ...luckily I started in one of the late groups and didn't get too wet.

Jane waiting at the 5th hole....heavy rain!.. we still enjoyed the day.

 

After our game today, we ladies enjoyed watching some of the professional and amateur players competing in the Blitz Golf League.

Haydn Barron and Brett Rumford teeing off on the first hole.

 

Looking towards Floreat beach....

 

Lunch with a story...

Always happy to have a little play by himself.

 

Our friend Kim had a hole in one today on the 11th hole....it's always exciting.

 

Easter Sunday

Pete and I had a wonderful afternoon with Mandy, Graeme, Jeremy and the Stokes family...

An Easter Egg hunt....

Will was very quick to find them but also kind and helped his brother.

Counting up their find and then sharing them.

Too young for chocolate eggs but loves his chicken bone.

 

A beautiful Good Friday...

 

The lone swan that returns to our lake on the golf course every year.

 

The 8th fairway and green at WAGC....a beautiful morning with some stunning clouds...before the deluge of rain in the afternoon and evening. 

 

Train trip with Nanna and Grandad, always fun.

 

Nice and tidy around the back door...lots of jobs done this weekend.

Chris and Michelle at the MCG after two long years....I'm so happy for them.... Michelle's team Carlton won.

 

City Beach this morning....can't remember it ever being this calm....

....our effort at synchronised swimming...

 

Peter and Will built this city....

Ethan and I had a party with the Teddy Bears and Hop Bunny.....the tow truck brought the food.

Will is into trains at the moment....Pete doing his best to draw them...

Tash might miss this bath when they move....so good for three little boys.