Over Christmas the days became cooler and the nights cold - I even had to put a quilt on the bed.
Afternoons spent watching the Bellinger River waiting for the sunset.
On Christmas Eve we waited for Santa. While we waited we watched the birds feeding.
Apparently this park use to be a logging camp. This wall is what is left of the ramp that brought the logs up from the river for cutting.
Santa arrived via the Repton Fire Brigade.
I love this old tree.
This is our Christmas tree - went with white decorations this year.
Can't find how to rotate the photo - sorry.
Christmas Day breakfast.
Christmas Day lunch - fruit, vegetables and cold meats (meats still coming).
Sitting with other campers when I remembered I hadn't opened the only present I had to open - OOPS!!!
I got some lovely T2T teas.
The view up the river.
Christmas Day dinner - with crusty bread and salad.
By the time we had finished eating we were too full to have any chocolates or Baby Jesus Birthday Cake. That will have to wait for tomorrow.
Happy Camping
Allison
Looks like you had a great Christmas Day. Love the look of those prawns!
ReplyDeletePlease tell, what is a Baby Jesus cake?
LOL - Jenny, for over 30 years now, since our girls were little, we have had a birthday cake to celebrate the birth of Jesus. It is usually chocolate, and this year it was a chocolate mud cake. When the kids were little we would sing 'Happy Birthday Jesus' now we just say happy birthday Jesus as we eat our cake.
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