The Bay

More good times up in Port Stephens. We went out on the bay on Monday, supposedly to see dolphins. I saw a few and even got a picture of one:

The girls loved it. Cuddly creatures, these two.

But as far as I'm concerned, entertainment was mostly provided by a bunch of merry Koreans. They're a bit like dolphins. You've heard they're warm-blooded, mammals, smart and sometimes playful. But buggered if I know what they're on about.

The boredom on the top deck was getting torrid, so I sneaked down to the bridge and made a daring attempt at taking over the ship, cunningly waiting for the captain to turn his back on me...

... before pretending nothing had happened. Damn. So close.

Fairly dark landscape on rainy days around here

 
Ella safely hoisted us to shore. Thanks matey.

The weather was a tad better on Tuesday morning. Enough to venture out on the deck after breakkie. Port Stephens is just so nice. Shame we had to leave so soon.

It took us the best part of two hours to get everyone fed, cleaned, packed and harnessed in the car. It's pretty cool in the back of the car with E. Talking of which, I still can't quite figure out the colour of her eyes. What do you reckon?

We stopped for lunch at One Mile Beach, near Anna Bay. Not too busy, just like I like them..

Dad even explained stuff to me. I've long forgotten what it was. But hey, it seemed to make him happy.

The old ones can play, too. Must be good for their arthritis or something.

POWEEEER!

Nothing like a bit of personal space (yes, it's me over there, on the left).

So, four days of jolly good time. Can't wait for the next road trip.

Finn