The backyard in Huonville Caravan Park.

There is a washing machine and clothesline provided but my myself and my daughter in law like to use our own. K's washing machine is a portable handy one where as mine is built in in the caravan.

I have one of these portable clotheslines too but don't often use it as we string a line underneath the awning, K found our awing clothes line handy when the weather wasn't favorable.

The drum is for the fire in the very late afternoon and we didn't always light one.

Two of our grandchildren with their bikes which they rode on the road around the caravan park.

Sparklers are great for making circles in the dark and are much fun for the children as well as the camera person, in this case me.

It was very pleasant sitting outside in the evening by the campfire listening to the kookaburras the birds, and of course occasionally we would hear the Tasmanian Devils screeching and fighting.  Tasmanian nature at it's best.

 

 

 Where that X is that's our caravan.

 The dogs name is Summer and belongs to the children.

Below are Tasmanian Oysters from Bruny Island which were lovely. A friend phoned and asked if we would like some Bruny Island fresh Oysters, of course our son said yes. They were a little expensive, but that didn't matter. Our son and myself were the only ones to eat a dozen each :) for lunch -

Natural of course.