A Weekend At Home

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A Joey leaves the safety of its mothers pouch to take a look at he surroundings. It knows that a safe place is always nearby if needed
Baby Joey

After doing the weekly chores about the house there was little time to explore far from home this week. I decided that I could take walk along the southern end of Kewarra Beach and also spent a little time relaxing looking out over the back yard at the wild (and not so wild) life that frequents the place.

A Joey leaves the safety of its mothers pouch to take a look at he surroundings. It knows that a safe place is always nearby if needed
A Joey leaves the safety of its mother’s pouch to take a look at the surroundings. It knows that a safe place is always nearby if needed
One of two resident chickens scratching about in the back yard. The eggs they lay make the store eggs seem anaemic by comparison
One of two resident chickens scratching about in the back yard. The eggs they lay make the store eggs seem anaemic by comparison
Toby, is the resident cat. As is usually the case, he lives life on his own terms making demands for a scratch or choosing to ignore you as he pleases
Toby, is the resident cat. As is usually the case, he lives life on his own terms making demands for a scratch or choosing to ignore you as he pleases
Sheltered as it is from the winds , the beach at the southern end of Kewarra is like a quiet solitude
Sheltered as it is from the winds , the beach at the southern end of Kewarra is like a quiet solitude
A young Fisherman casts his net to catch live bait ahead of a bigger dream of catching a big fish later in the evening at Kewarra Beach
A young Fisherman casts his net to catch live bait ahead of a bigger dream of catching a big fish later in the evening at Kewarra Beach
Just behind the shoreline there is a forest of mangroves that get wet feet just twice a day with the coming of the tide. It is easy to imagine that hiding in the depths are crocodiles that live this far north
Just behind the shoreline there is a forest of mangroves that get wet feet just twice a day with the coming of the tide. It is easy to imagine that hiding in the depths are crocodiles that live this far north
The sun sinks down to kiss the top of the ranges behind Kewarra Beach.
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