75 minutes from Sydney and I’m landing at Mudjimba Airport on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast. I’ve never seen so many babies in all my life as were on the plane. It’s good to see young families being able to enjoy holidays at the beach I suppose.
My brother Mark and Jenny have a new house overlooking Sunshine Beach just south of Noosa – so near to nature looking out at the sea but maybe too close to nature in the early morning being awakened by the cawing of old black crows and the screeching of black cockatoos outside my window.
Clear, clean waters of Sunshine Beach
Michael and sister-in-law Jenny after on Sunrise Beach - at Sunset, after a long walk through the wash of the waves to the headland and back
Anne and Trev came up from the Gold Coast not knowing that I was the surprise guest. Seeing the prawns that Trev brought with him, that he had collected from the trawler man returning from a night at sea off the Gold Coast, was almost as exciting for me as Anne’s excitement and surprise at seeing me there.
You know how much I love my seafood (and my sister).
Fresh prawns for lunch on Mark and Jenny's terrace - with Anne and Trevor
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