We celebrated this day with a walk, a library visit, an extended ferry ride and some super chicken soup. The soup is our favorite dish to cook since we can put in anything that we find that is new in whatever region we find ourselves. The first place we stopped what the library. I found a book about PNG that is at the city library and will be pulled from the shelves for me to pick up. We investigated the printing situation at the library and will be back. Then we walked through the park and back to the house for lunch. After another rain shower we go on the ferry and rode it to the eastern most ferry terminal. Some school kids got on the ferry, both boys and girls, with their hats and uniforms. They danced round in the rain in the front of the boat, taking selfies. The rain kept falling and we decided soup was the best dinner for us.
We pass many very fancy places
Superbly manicured lawns
We have left one Sunshine State to visit another
Brush Turkey about to make a mess
A Red Winged Parrot Lifebird
A baby Currawong
The library was small but we found books that we wanted
Nice display
Welcoming all of their community
The area was mainly Italian post WW2
A stroll through the rose garden
A great place for a play ground and a good place for hide and seek
Another perfectly manicured lawn
Our first 2.5 miles
The Australian Pelican with a pink beak
Keeping the dust down with a hose
East and westbound ferries arrive at the same time
Love the color of this boat
Party boat
The sheep used to come here to get sheared and now it is apartments
A giant flamingo
The Pink Flamingo
Here comes the rain again
To the easternmost ferry terminal and back
