We moved on to Noosa and a house which was lovely and nestled on Little Cove hill amongst the rain forest. It had the most beautiful green views from each room and we had Kookaburra's near enough to hand feed and it was great for the girls having their own little area to play (when we were in). It was also close to everything and we spent a lot of time going up and down the hill which nearly killed Dave and I who are not use to hill climbing but must admit we started to get better at it. We spent our time in Noosa having lovely dinners out and tasting some nice wine and loving being with our family (missed you Trude and Bob). We also had a few days hanging out on the beach and watched the Titcheners swimming, the weather was lovely and so warm but it didn't tempt Dave and I to swim. The cafes in Noosa are lovely and one that we went to had a European feel to it, in fact the staff dressed up as French maids etc on Bastille Day. We had an afternoon going up the river and canals on a boat we hired. David was the captain and the girls were crew having a go at steering the boat. I think all would agree we enjoyed Bistro C the best especially with our Kiwi waiter, we also had a fabulous Indian banquet and all chose a dish each which was jummy. It was very sad when we all parted, David and Lee were flying to NZ for a week with Sam and Brett and I did not like saying goodbye to the girls but we will see them at Christmas when we all get together again.
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