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The Happy Forest

On the weekend, Kate Berry took us to her “top secret happy place” in the forest for a photoshoot.

And yes Kate, it has now become one of our  happy places too.

It was so peaceful we could actually hear the autumn leaves falling from the trees. Looking up into the pine trees was breathtaking.

So much so, that afterwards we ended up boondocking for the night.

These are some of Kate’s photos that I have lifted from her website – they were so beautiful I couldn’t wait to share them.

Kate, you rock. And if anyone is looking for a photographer in Sydney or Melbourne, check out hellokateberry!

P.S. How Brady Bunch do we look in these photos? I wish every day was all giggles and hoot. I could live without the whingeing.

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14/52

“A portrait of our children, once a week, every week, in 2013.”

Juju: Proud of her “pink” crown.
Mowgli: More interested in eating off the stickers.
Coco: Wasn’t quite sure what to do with his. He attempted to flush it down the toilet but was put on the right track by his big sister.
 

One of the rare days when I managed to do craft with the kids and it didn’t end in disaster.


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Airstream Dreams

Wallabee has made her first Aussie Airstream friend – a gorgeous 1966 Trade Wind called Peggy Sue.

Jess and Scott imported and renovated her last year for their business Airstream Dreams. Since October, they’ve been hiring out Peggy Sue as a bespoke exhibition/marketing/wedding space.

Peggy Sue at a beach side sojourn, courtesy of Airstream Dreams

Jess and I had been itching to check out each other’s trailers since we met online last year.

Our kids are similar ages and coincidentally she lives ten minutes from the campsite we chose as our first getaway in Wallbee last weekend (completely unintentionally, I promise we’re not stalkers).

We also both have an obsession for anything vintage.

With the rain bucketing down, it wasn’t the beach side rendezvous we had hoped for.

Instead of frolicking on the beach, our kids ran amok inside the trailers. First stop Peggy Sue.

Next up,  a dash through the rain for a dose of coffee and Tim Tams on board Wallabee.

Jess and Scott plan to add to their Airstream fleet in the near future – they currently have this gorgeous 1964 Bambi II waiting to be shipped to Australia.

And its not just any Bambi. It used to be the cherished trailer of Rikki Rockett, drummer and co-founder of the American Glam metal band, Poison!

We’re looking forward to meeting her one day soon.

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