We tidied the house ready for our housekeeper to work her magic. I took all our scarves, gloves and beanies outside to shake off any black perished rubber from an old pair of ski gloves. We culled a few items that went into the charity bag.
When in Europe in October/November, the temperature could drop below freezing in some places, so we will need very warm clothing. Beanies, gloves and scarves purchased in Australia might not be adequate for late autumn in Europe.
Once the cleaning was done, Tilly graced us with her company sleeping on the big bed. She half opened her eyes when I got close to her.
Bluey hasn’t had a run on the beach with any of his friends. I’m not sure why we haven’t seen his favourite canines, but it might have been too hot for some of their owners.
We spotted this swan paddling by, but it turned into a double- headed swan, then became two swans.
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