We spent the afternoon of Father's Day at Yarramundi, where the Grose River meets the Nepean River. It has been fixed up really nicely and there were heaps of families enjoying the sunshine. The water was freezing, but the kids still wanted to go swimming. We had a little picnic and the boys even had a go of the rope swing. Harry did it twice, and Charlie had one go, but after a bit of a "belly-buster" he didn't want to do it again. Matilda was shaking, the water was so cold, but she refused to get out even though she was turning purple.
We spent the afternoon of Father's Day at Yarramundi, where the Grose River meets the Nepean River. It has been fixed up really nicely and there were heaps of families enjoying the sunshine. The water was freezing, but the kids still wanted to go swimming. We had a little picnic and the boys even had a go of the rope swing. Harry did it twice, and Charlie had one go, but after a bit of a "belly-buster" he didn't want to do it again. Matilda was shaking, the water was so cold, but she refused to get out even though she was turning purple.
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