How very Australian.

This is where A slept for the last two nights and where he slept until very late this morning (when he got up quickly once offered the chance to go clay pigeon shooting)....his swag in a shearing shed. All the other kids were there too but on stretchers. It got cold....there was frost this morning and R reported that it was raining inside the shed.....that was when the sun melted the condensation and created it's own interesting weather pattern.
The boys were funny, "You didn't tell us it would be cold.".
"Yes, we told you to bring warm things you will be going spotlighting and it will be cold" (beanies and gloves may have been mentioned and we're taken by the girls). "But you always say that, you should have told us it would be cold". Hmmmm.
Today there was clay pigeon shooting, putting sheep through the sheep yards, contemplation by the still burning bonfire and a huge thank you to our host Doug and our friends Jo and Keith for this amazing weekend.