Went to Byron Bay yesterday afternoon. It’s quite the busiest resort in the area, with lots of backpackers but also some more ‘aspirational, alternative’ types so it’s got galleries and a bit of a new agey feel to it too. It’s mainly about surfing though it was a bit dull yesterday – not that that stopped them, but it did stop me taking any decent photos. Having dinner sitting outside watching the people coming and going made it a real holiday treat for me. I do love people watching.
As the weather wasn’t so nice, we’d gone to Kingscliff (a small town near here with an upmarket holiday atmosphere) in the morning and yes – I did a bit of shopping. For those who know me well, it won’t be a surprise to know I bought a new pair of shoes. (Can you ever have too many?) Very Australian style, so they may not be so cute once I get them home, but they’ll be good for walking around the city (Sydney, later).
A few of us are going to a blues festival next Monday which will be my first ever music festival – and it sounds like Glastonbury – a mud field! I’m on the hunt for a pair of gum boots (or wellies to you and me) as I forgot to pack mine. The only ones I’ve seen so far are very decorated, ultra cool, but at £100, not really what I need.
The sun’s out today, so I’m dedicated to trying to get a tan as I’m still a bit peely-wally by local standards. And one does like to try to blend in.
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Hiya! Sounds like you are having a great time! Did you contact Fiona at all – probably too busy with the mud and blues…the two go together well….sounds like you have taken to Oz like a platypus to water and really impressed by the wildlife on film – just disappointed no action shots of blood and leeches….Have good times- its hailing here- love Rachel D