Weekend in Busselton

 

Jane, Janine and I travelled down to Busselton this morning....to play in the Busselton Ladies Classic...we are staying in a little house ....the beach is a 10 minute walk away...looking east in this photo of Geographe Bay.

Now west...you can just see the famous Busselton jetty.

The jetty....on our way to Shelter Brewery ...

 

Opening Day at WAGC today....after nine holes of Ambrose we then had a delicious lunch. There was the presentation of prizes for those who played well in the Summer Cup....I won third prize. Our President Helen presented the awards.

 

Our Wedding Anniversary

 

Pete and I went to the "Monet in Paris "exhibition...

The production was very similar to that of the Van Gogh exhibition that we saw a couple of years ago.  It did however have paintings projected onto the floor which we had never seen before.

There were paintings by Monet and also several other impressionist artists' work shown.

Pete and I wandered around to see the paintings from every angle...they were incredible

...notice the floor!

Again the floor...

...the famous water lilies...

Pete loved this display....

Absolutely fabulous!!!

Time for lunch....Thai cuisine

The robot that brought our order....

 

I think this will be my favourite book for 2024...it is brilliantly written...not only has it words, it also has incredible drawings...not only is it a marvellous story , it is set in Brisbane ...many of the places mentioned I remembered.

 

Our study is now also the putting practice room....

 

The skate park in Margaret River....

I think he would have stayed there all day....

Sunset on our way home....the whole sky was coloured in gold and pink....

....the gorgeous sunset made the drive so much more enjoyable.

 

Early morning puzzles...good pals...

Flynn loves his racing cars...

Margaret River children's playground ...it has this lovely old train that the boys like to  visit...

...and the playground is next to the Margaret River....

...good climbers....

Cowaramup Primary School....I thought their motto was excellent.