A WALK IN THE PARK

A couple of days ago we went to the Redcliffe RSL Club for a cuppa and cake. 
While we were there we played a couple of games of Keno.
We take 3 numbers, our birth day, birth month and birth year, so 3 numbers on each ticket. 
If you get your three numbers come out, you get $44. We take 10 games each at a $1 a game.  We have been lucky enough to win it about 6 times, which we then give back to the club when we have lunch and coffee & cake 🤣🤣 seems fair…..win win 😜

It’s a lovely club with a beautiful view over Moreton Bay. So the other day, after leaving the club with full tummies, we went back to the car to go home…..but…I spotted a little Park that we hadn’t noticed before. 

So off we went to walk off that naughty slice of cake. 

This is Humpybong Park. 


What amazed me the most, it’s right in the middle of the town centre!







Those tree roots went right under the pavement to the other side to get to the water. 



And this made me laugh….sorry the quality of it isn’t that great, but I had to zoom in as it’s in the middle of the water. 

It’s a couple of Dolphins but there’s a seagull on the top of one of their heads that’s obviously made it’s home there, because as you can see there’s seagull poop all over it. 😂

And also this lovely chair…





Anzac Avenue is the main road that links Redcliffe to Scarborough. 

It was a very warm day, and by the time we had walked around the park we were knackered, so were glad to get into the air conditioned car and go home. 

Another lovely day had. 


(Oh …… I found this little bit of sarcasm…..right after we had scoffed our faces with cake….😂😂😂😂)



🤣🤣🤭🤭🤭🤭😈

Stay safe ❤️❤️❤️

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