Eight days exploring, some already well known familiar trails, some new to me, some untraced since Matt’s childhood.
We followed our noses from Horseyard Flat, to Talbotville, to Wonangatta, through the hills to the Dargo high plains overlooking Mount Hotham, down the mountains, winding our way through the old mining towns along Haunted Stream, where once upon a time thousands of people tried their luck for gold, and a mere twenty years ago an inquisitive little blonde boy explored the creek and it’s surrounds.
Just me and him, him and me, plus our Blueberry baby-to-be. Possibly our last adventure as just two gypsies, before we become three.
Home again, home again, jiggedy jig…
Sue says
Fantastic photos…looks beautiful. So glad you managed to find time to take a break. Good luck with the move into your new house.
Dre @ no frills mum says
Oh I love the High Country especially around the Wonangatta valley. Exploring the old homestead site and cemetary, it’s so isolated there. Lovely that you could get away before bubs arrival! Your photos are amazing too! 🙂
Anne says
Oh I love these photos and it looks like a beautiful area to explore. I hope you enjoy this time just you, Matt and baby to be. You are looking lovely to.
Reen says
I have only explored a teeny bit of the High Country but am absolutely in love! What a wonderful place to spend time together before Blueberry joins you on the outside.
Katie says
Beautiful pictures. Love the one of the old shack. My husband and I took a couple weekend trips the summer before my daughter was born. It was good that we did because we definitely didn’t do it for several months post-birth! Enjoy this time!
Ali says
Beautiful pictures Emma!
Kathy says
Stunning scenery and of your course your photography…..nice to get a break before you set up home again. Regards Kathy A, Brisbane, Australia
Alli @ ducks on the dam says
Nice. And perfect weather for it too
Jane @ Shady Baker says
So pretty Emma, I love that old tin hut. Happy trails x
sharon says
oh wow that looks just divine! such a prefect way to see some of our gorgeous country. I’d love to do the same one day….