Our last night on the great ocean road was bitter-sweet. Alot of driving, hiking, sightseeing- we took it all in as much as possible. It was a spur-of-the-moment trip that would forever be in our memory. After visiting the Twelve Apostles, we headed for any campground nearby. It was a really cold afternoon that day, and we knew we needed to get a fire going quick. It was December 2012 when we took this trip and no fire ban was in place at that time. Lucky for us, because we really needed a fire to stay warm that night.
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| so I'm lookin' at them. they're lookin' at me. Brian captured the exact moment I saw kangaroos for the first time ever. and in the wild, which was a double bonus. |
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| they were bigger than I thought. they had come in to eat the fresh grass in our campground. |
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| I mean this one was so jacked (look at those arms!!!). He was looking directly at me. I kept asking Brian if he might charge us. He assured me no, that they were very timid. |
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| here's me worrying about being attacked by a kangaroo, and realizing we were going to sleep in this field with them. omg. pretty funny to think back now how concerned I was about sleeping near them. Kangaroos really are very shy. They hopped back into the nearby field when the sun set. |
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| great night for wine and wool sweaters. |
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| love. |
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| my handsome chef! |
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| spaghetti and chicken! it was so delicious. |
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| my killer hot pink snowpants I found in the thrift store here in Australia. They were a huge score and perfect for camping in cold weather. Shirt: c/o Sun Bum, Boots: Hunter Boots. |
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| campground dog making his rounds. |
