Not sure how much you can see but this is the property that belonged to my grandmother. After she died the house had to be demolished and a smaller place as built for my Step-grandfather and my uncle.
This is one of the new buildings at Merricks, but not sure if it is a house or a storage area. Looks like a lot of packing cases put together.
From Merricks we went around the coast towards to what is know as the heads. Which is the opening into Port Phillip Bay. We stopped at Flinders and had lunch that my sister had prepared.
The seagulls decided they would share our meal with us, are they a menace in Finland too?
As you can see they come really close and actually took food out of our hands. Then at the end when we were having cake, they almost took the food out of Gwynne's mouth. As Fiorella was laughing at her, they took her cake out of her hand too. We sure had a laugh. Obviously they like sweet things.
This is at Portsea which is closer to the Heads.
This is a really pretty spot and the beaches are beautiful, but the water is very treacherous. During the summer they are patrolled by Lifesavers and you must swim between the flags that they put out each day.
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Oh my! Really bold seagulls there all right. I think we have more troubles with some pigeons that are swarming in open market areas and on beaches - everywhere there is a possibility to snatch some food out of people. But they still aren't that bold that would take something out of a hand however.
Houses looks a lot different what we have here - and that's only a good thing. It's nice that every place has their own style.
Seems like you had a great time together! =oD Thanks for sharing!
Yes we did have a great time. It is always a laugh with my sister.
I enjoy seeing how different things are in Finland too.
Looks like a great day out :-)
Seagulls are cheeky little buggers
Here again. Viewing these great photos of the beach... =o)
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