Mia Mia Station {Visiting}

It was lovely to spend the night with Jim & Lorriane.  I hadn't caught up with them since we had stayed with them our first year traveling and that was in Manjimup!

We have all visited Mia Mia before, as in a flying 'need to borrow a drill' visit and it was nice to have sometime this time around.  Arriving later in the afternoon Sunday we waiting we relaxing for a short before setting up the camper for the night.  A few drinks and a dinner later we headed to bed.

Monday was a slow start {well for me} and we packed up some food to head out to the 'west side' of Mia Mia for Jim to show us around.  It really was breathtaking looking over all of this country now that it has rained, I mean really rained.  The feed on the station was as tall as Kyla, you could still see water laying around and the cattle all looked amazing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Driving around, stopped to checkout the stock & feed and even managing to capture some great interactions between dog & cow was great.

We ventured to one of the old sheering sheds, for Justin to look over a building that lost it's roof earlier this year and also for the history buff in me to take some pictures of the building.  It really is amazing the history that these buildings hold, the way you can still smell the sheep, the left over wool and equipment and trying to visualise how things would have looked in full swing.

 

 

 

 

Justin took a few more measurements of the cottage and before we knew it it was almost 5pm and time to move onto the neighbours place, Winning.