We arrived at Ormiston on the Saturday night before Christmas and drove out to Laidley on the Sunday. We pitched our tent and Jan’s then went to check out Wayne & Joan's “shed”. We were quite amazed at our campsite facilities. It was a fully equipped enormous shed with yellow brick (timber crete) and gorgeous barn doors, it was more like a two roomed house.
Also included in the price of our stay was one tractor,
a few motorbikes,
one zippy go-cart,
various small piles of rocks to play with
and a huge pile of sand.
Wayne had a pile of sand specially delivered for the kids to play in, large enough to lose a small child in fortunately we only lost one of Sam's thongs. On our arrival the pile had quite a high peak, by our departure it had assumed a more flatened position.
On the first day the boys just got stuck into it, Toby was in heaven. The trouble was, what was I going to do for the next 7 days without a washing machine? The boys clothes were promptly left in a bag to deal with later, until we discovered the Laidley laundromat...... they made quite a small fortune out of us that week.
Wayne had a pile of sand specially delivered for the kids to play in, large enough to lose a small child in fortunately we only lost one of Sam's thongs. On our arrival the pile had quite a high peak, by our departure it had assumed a more flatened position.
On the first day the boys just got stuck into it, Toby was in heaven. The trouble was, what was I going to do for the next 7 days without a washing machine? The boys clothes were promptly left in a bag to deal with later, until we discovered the Laidley laundromat...... they made quite a small fortune out of us that week.
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Great to turn up your blog and catch up with all the latest photos etc. I've sent your address to Jessica so she can have a look also. Can't believe how Sam is growing.
x Des
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