Thursday, 5 April 2012

Our place in Jervis Bay & the last beach day

So we realized that we forgot to post some pictures of the second place we rented in Vincentia.  It was a slighly smaller place with only 2 bdrms.  It was still plenty big enough as Tilman was sleeping in his travel crib beside mom the whole trip anyway.  We didn't have a pool this time but we were just a few meters from the beach.

There were lots of big windows to take in the sunshine or watch the storms!
Nice modern & bright kitchen
 
Tilman crawling around, just looking cute :)
The entry ways were open 2 story frosted windows
Main bedroom
lighted stairway that was really the only danger so it was always blocked off from baby access
 
Our last beach day at Hyam's Beach :(
It was a super windy day - too windy for our beach tent.  Thankfully it wasn't too hot out. 
Actually there was quite a difference in temperature between the 2 main regions we stayed in.  The Noosa area was very tropical with even the low temperatures in the mid-twenties but with high humidity, it still felt like over 30 degrees.  The Jervis Bay area wasn't as tropical feeling with lows in the mid-teens and highs in the mid-twenties.  Still warm enough to hang at the beach though!
  You can see just how long the beach is here.  I put Tilman in his carrier and took a long walk all the way to the end so that he could have a nap.  There is an Australian naval base at the far end of the beach which was very cool.
They were doing some drills or something at the naval base & had the helicopter out.  We even saw them drop a bunch of soldiers into the ocean!

Tilman certainly learned to love the sand
There is a small stream flowing into the ocean at Hyam's. Kalyssa loved it & kept trying to go snorkeling in it.



Tiny little sea urchins that showed up on the beach

Soaking in the last few hours




We really loved our time in the Jervis Bay area.  It is a pretty quiet place with not a lot of tourists but had so much to offer.  When driving around the countryside, it reminded us of the Okanagan with the wineries, peaches etc on the rolling hills.

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