rockpools & sunsets
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I used to be scared of rock pools. It was the unknown in them. Now I find myself looking in them for what surprises they may contain.
some are baron and empty - or so they appear, while others host a variety of star fish and little creatures.
The warmer weather in Melbourne has let me know I am ready for hot cougar summer. I mean ready!
3 new string bikini's & I just need to get a snorkel so I can really get into the water and enjoy seeing the marine life.
I was lucky enough to see a couple of different star fish but no puffer fish. Apparently its common for the puffer fish to follow you around in the water, they're so cute but I prefer a safe distance to observe them lol
The sunshine or vitamin D makes me so happy, lots of plans for drinks and fun by the sea this year and I am completely here for it
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