On the weekend we went bush walking…our first bush walk together as a family. The Wolli Creek Regional Park is one of the inner west’s best kept secrets. A little pocket of native vegetation in the middle of suburbia. It’s a special place to us, because it’s where we got married several years ago (in the time I recall fondly as “the before”). It was strange being back with two small children in tow…the incessant chatter and rumble of little toddler feet sending nervous Eastern Water Skinks scurrying for cover. We were amazed at how excited the children were to be in the bush. It’s nature’s playground…with so much to see, hear, smell and touch. Whisper thin dragon flies floating in the air, cockatoos squawking over head, interesting rocks and tree branches to navigate and scented wild flowers fragrancing the air. It was a great afternoon…and much more fun without a white frock on. 
Lovely. It’s amazing to me how we both went for a walk in the woods with our small kids today, but ours were in snow suits with everything but noses and eyes covered and tromping through a foot and a half of marshmallowy snow. Just goes to show, nature has som many ways to be lovely.
Your walk sounds magical. I look forward to the day these two see the snow.
What a beautiful spot for a wedding.
My husband discovered it…and it was the perfect place for us.
Ahhh … lovely,
Auntie M x
Thanks for stopping by! Xx
I live a ten minute drive from there and I’ve never heard of it!! I’m totally going exploring!!!
It’s such a secret, little, hidey place, you almost forget you’re near the city. Hope you love it!