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The Beginning

30th March 2016

So....our life possessions are packed and stored. The Eagle is loaded and ready to fly. I think we are ready for the most amazing journey of our lives. Australia here we come!!!




First stop for the "shake down" Double Island Point on the Noosa North Shore. Our favourite place.
The weather couldn't have been more perfect. Balmy breezes, full moon rising from the ocean. Perfect holiday weather for lazing in the hammock.

Airing down the tyres before hitting the beach


Camped on the beach


Hours lazed away reading


Even on holidays the "jobs" need to be done. Emptying the dunny!


Water filling station


Full moon over a stunning ocean


Nothing beats a camp fire by full moon


Looking south over Teewah Beach from Double Island Point


The Leisha Track over to Rainbow Bay

So we are off to a great start. Next stop back to Wurtulla for a couple of days with Joel and his lot, then Brisbane to farewell Juz, Bec and the ragamuffins before heading out to Queen Mary Falls.

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