Our Practise Seachange House







In one of the photos you can actually see the school my older girls attended at the time from our front gate, which is the left one. The bank is where on coming home from ballet at nights kangaroos sometimes were next to the third gate, the left one not pictured. I had to be very careful. We adored the trees around the house, there were some interesting ones. I think pink acacias, pretty small Japanese maples, birches, liquid amber or sweet gum trees, the list goes on.
We did swim in the creek once.
While in Mill Park, my husband did find Spotlight and got my tripillow and cover. I put the cover on today, and think I have been lifted up about 8" from where my old tripillow of 21 years was. It is now in the bin!
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