Smythville

Today we took a drive through the Ipswich Boonah, Rathdowney triangle looking at camping  spots... We took Rocky off road for the first time.  Well, off bitumen actually.  Can you see all the mud ?? on the way through we stopped off at the Boonah Hotel for a bite to eat. Mumma and I had the Vego Pizza.  Mate, you defo wouldn't try tackling this beast yourself. It was huge. Cb had the Ham and pineapple pizza, while JP went for the tried and tested Spag Bol.

Today we went along to Booval Fair to watch the Pirate Show. This Pirate was awesome, he had a great time CB even got to be a part of the show... After the show we were able to get a photo with the two wacky Pirates...

Today, of all days (School Holidays) JP got her braces.  Her fist colours were Hot Pink and Yellow We had to go into Brisbane to have them fitted.  Dr Scott is really good.

CB got a Haircut On the way up to the art gallery the girls did what the sign said to... AT the art gallery there were some unusual installations... and even FOO made a visit... While we were at the GAL the girls tried out the Circus school Then afterwards we headed down to the Ippy mall for o bit of hat decoration...

Today is the first day of the Spring 2010 School Holidays. I took the Girls to see the animated film "Despicable Me" The Movie was OK, but you gotta love the Minions.

We decided that we wanted to get out with the family to do some more camping, and realised that the poor ol' Tiida just wouldn't do it for us So we said bye bye to Casper And Hello to Rocky the Great Wall X240. The Girls decided to call it Rocky because it being a 4WD it can go over rocks and stuff.

Father's day again today, an we had the pleasure of Grandad and Annie's company. We thought a nice meal at the Old Fernvale Bakery would be the way to celebrate the day. After our meal we took a wet stroll down the road to an Craft Gallery / Antiques / Tea Rooms just down the side road near the Bakery.  We listened to an old wax phonograph from 1904. It was amazing, the owner told us that in 1904 that Phonograph cost approximately 50 weeks wages.