I haven’t seen much of Australian winters in the past 9yrs, but I must say that I do love winters here too. I love the rainy days at home, the fire is always going to cosy next to and the bush seems as beautiful as it could possibly be. It’s nice being near my family too, we all have birthdays in winter and it will be the first time I will celebrate my little twin nieces’ birthday with them. My mum and dad can come out cutting wood with us to share a morning bbq in the bush. I miss Queenstown terribly, the snow, friends, the buzz of Winterfest, the amazing restaurants and cafes, but there are sacrifices with everything in life and spending winter here is all ok too.
Wow has it been 9 years since you've had a winter here? My how time flies!!
ReplyDeleteIt'd be so cool if we got snow!! Just once!!!
I am trying to remind myself just how cold winters in NZ can be as I am really struggling with how cold it is here in Perth this year. It's our coldest winter in Oz...how I long for an open fire.
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Hi I am your new follower. Hmm I love these kind of bbq's. Crisp, sunny mornings, the smell of the fire and then the food, yummy! I heart all that vintage cutness in your shop. I am passionate about designing and making vintage inspired childrens. I love collecting retro and vintage pieces. I lovecstylingvand renovating. I have recently renovated a fibro beach shack. I hope you pop on over andcsay hello and have a look in my shop.
ReplyDeletelovely photos and delicious outdoor cooking. xo
ReplyDeletethose photos are amazing. i too get 'winter sick' for the snow and cold. it is a different cold down here in the southwest. sigh. x ashley
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, those aluminium cups bring back many happy childhood memories.
ReplyDeleteDelicious! Yes, those cups - I always drank from them as a child at my Grandma's house! xx Nice to have found your blog!
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