Well, the day finally had to arrive for mum and dad to leave us and I had been dreading it. To take our minds off it, we carried on regardless, taking them to another sight! As if sharing my mood, the day was a bit overcast.We took them to The Gap, a fantastic view from the top of the cliffs that are the eastern-most point of the South Head. The view was still spectacular!
We returned home for some lunch – a good English fry-up!! Then it was a case of gathering the last of their belongings and trying to stuff them in the suitcases! It was panic stations for about 20 minutes when they couldn’t find their passports, but of course they turned up!
The drive to the airport wasn’t very enjoyable and went quicker than expected as the roads were completely empty. I think the majority of people leave the city over Christmas. There’s no point in dragging this out longer than necessary – it was very painful to say goodbye, much worse than when I left them in England.
We’d spent almost every minute with mum and dad and our time was packed with such enjoyable moments, visiting loads of our favourite places. We had such an absolutely brilliant holiday with mum and dad. Thank you so much!!
1 comments:
Au revoire it was,I too felt so unhappy to be leaving,and was very upset.We'd had a fantastic month with you,yet somehow it went far to fast.The Gap was brilliant to visit on our last day,spectacular views.Every sight we saw is etched in our memories forever,and if we happen to forget we've got 800 photo's to remind us!!!and a tent,blanket and heskey. A million thank's for everything.
All our Love Mum & Dad xxx
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