Having consumed our body weight in chocolate and wine its time for some action and adventure. The Greens went caving, even more adventurous then I anticipated I had to literally lie on my tummy and squeeze through a tiny opening-maybe should have been a bit more restrained at the farmers market. Then ladders and tight squeezing again through very narrow rock openings. So far this has been noos favourite activity on the while trip. We had to say he was six so he could go and he was like a pro with his too big hard hat and miners torch.
Next the hedge maze which i managed even though I can get lost in the supermarket, and have no sense of direction. It felt a bit like life; much confusing twisting and turning, dead ends and finally you make it but you have no idea how or how you get out now!
Finally an afternoon bike riding along the old rail tracks out the back of our camp ground. Angus hasn't quite clocked biking without training wheels so we hired a tag along. He had the biggest smile I have ever seen. Sitting up behind Steve who was peddling for all he was worth. Angus looked like the king of the road. Everytime we stopped for a break Angus would emplore come on lets keep going.
Ps eat your heart out Bear Grylls I'm rocking the advdnture survival world!!
Too much fun I tell you, happy days.
Off today heading steadly south as the xmas countdown continues.
Amazing adventures x
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