I'm home! :greeting:
I'm home! :greeting:
I went to a place down south from me called Ulladulla. It's quite a drive but I liked it. I didn't go for any reason - well, that's not entirely true. I wanted to do something different. I liked it and I plan to go back and visit other places around the area I didn't get to do today.
Here's a photo I took for no reason.
Welcome back!
Did you have a good time?
From the small part I saw of it, yes, it's very nice. Tranquil, especially closer to the water.^ It's nice to have a change of pace once in a while. That place looks really nice!
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When did you go to Ulladulla? It's driving distance and that's the first time I've ever been there. I plan to visit more places around that area (Batemans Bay is one of them).I remember going to Ulladulla it is a beautiful little town with pigeon house mountain behind and the sea in front. :thumbup:
From the small part I saw of it, yes, it's very nice. Tranquil, especially closer to the water.
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When did you go to Ulladulla? It's driving distance and that's the first time I've ever been there. I plan to visit more places around that area (Batemans Bay is one of them).
Ah, okay. I stopped at Nowra on my way down, actually. Nice little town very similar to Shellharbour, just smaller.Last time I went to Ulladulla was in spring 2002 when I lived at Nowra.
Kindness does not equal crush, infatuation, or love. Today I tried to be nice to someone by thanking him for doing something for me. But he must have mistook my gesture as a crush. He thinks I like him in a romantic sense, but I have no romantic feelings for him. This has happened in the past. I was nice to several guys who then tried to ask me out. How do I stop this? Rejecting people isn't fun. I don't want to resort to putting on a poker face, or being mean, just to repel guys.
This is true. A lot of times we are misinterpreting signals.We men have troubles reading the signals from women. So we guess.
Ah, okay. I stopped at Nowra on my way down, actually. Nice little town very similar to Shellharbour, just smaller.
Jervis Bay is another place I want to check out. I've never heard of Ben Boyd, to be honest. You should come back down, mate - it may have changed a bit since 1987 (I was 1 year old).I don't think I've been down the south coast since 1987. I went on holiday and drove all the way to Victoria, and had a look at Jervis Bay, Mimosa Rocks, Ben Boyd. The south coast is really spectacular.
Jervis Bay is another place I want to check out. I've never heard of Ben Boyd, to be honest. You should come back down, mate - it may have changed a bit since 1987 (I was 1 year old).
That does sound nice indeed. When I have more time I will visit there, and some other places. I think I will enjoy it. I can't wait. Eden is a little too far for me to drive, unfortunately.Jervis Bay is fantastic, secluded beaches, bushland, marine life. Ben Boyd is near Eden, it is a coastal park, and has amazing red and white coloured clay cliffs, and a wild stretch of coastline.
I reckon it has changed, it would be good to revisit on a holiday sometime. The north coast where isn't all that shabby either.
If I'm ever out that way, I'll have to draw on your knowledge of the area.Coffs is a pretty interesting town. I like some of the nearby coastal towns best, like Woolgoolga, Sawtell, Emerald Beach, Repton. I know the coast very well now.
I wonder why there's a framed painting of a muskrat on the wall in the employee bathroom at my work.