Uncle Pete and Macario.... Pete is in Sydney , caddying last week for Gareth in the NSW Open and then this week in the Australian Open. He was really looking forward to catching up with Phil, Carlo and Macario.

Another beautiful photo from Pete...three generations of the Franssen family, Carlota's mum Daniella, Carlota and Macario. 

An afternoon at Philip's and Wendy's farm in Northam

Barb, Philip and Marguerite

Philip and Wendy reading their cards we gave them, they were married last week.

Canola

On a guided tour of the farm...

Marguerite, Barb and Juliet

Loooong  bales of hay

The shearing shed, I'd never seen one before.

Northam silos, paintings by UK artist Phlegm...he was inspired by the Hot Air balloons, something that the Avon valley is famous for.

Today at the club, we had our Annual General Meeting followed by a delicious three course lunch to celebrate the end of another golfing season. The year's prizes were announced ( I won the Div 1 Silver Spoon ) and then there was entertainment and dancing. In the photo above are from left Dawn (who is 82 and still plays 18 holes off a 21 handicap), Jane, me, Jan (who was this year's captain) and Sue. 

My day off today and I spent the morning with Tash and her little god-daughter Bethany and Bethany's mum Amy and Amy's mum , Rosemary. We took the dogs to the park and sat in the glorious sunshine with a coffee.

Rusty and Amy's dog, Roger.

A beautiful Monday morning at Curtin University (Department of Architecture in the distance).

The par 3 fifth green... I took this photo for two reasons....the amazing sky and the fact that I hit the ball out of that front bunker and into the hole for a birdie. Pete and I had a lovely game with Jo and Don Lamont.

At last, some warm weather on a Saturday morning....Margot took this photo of us ladies after our swim.

Whilst I was at the beach, James the painter arrived to paint the family room ceiling. This is the last of the painting as Pete has finished all the other rooms. I now have a wonderfully bright and clean looking home.