Mr Seasons recently had his 30 yr school reunion.
I know! How on earth did we get that old?
It only felt like the other day we were finishing school.
And I'm sure it was only yesterday that we met (& fell in love) at Uni.
And I'm sure it was only yesterday that we met (& fell in love) at Uni.
30 year school reunions!
That's something that happens to your parents - not you!
Once we got over the passing of time shock, we realised that the reunion weekend gave us a wonderful chance to catch up with family & friends.
We also love a good roadtrip.
We took the boys exploring to show them some of the best bits of Albury!
We found Mr Seasons childhood homes, his primary school & highschool.
And, of course, the Dam - where he spent his summer holidays, working & playing.
Once we got over the passing of time shock, we realised that the reunion weekend gave us a wonderful chance to catch up with family & friends.
We also love a good roadtrip.
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| Leaving Sydney via the Anzac Bridge is a great way to start. |
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| We enjoyed a gorgeous sunset as we headed south. |
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| Sunset at the end of the Hume Highway |
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| Blue moon over Bookham for the driver change! |
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| The dry, summer hills around Albury. |
We found Mr Seasons childhood homes, his primary school & highschool.
And, of course, the Dam - where he spent his summer holidays, working & playing.
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| Albury Station - the scene of many happy/sad moments for Mr Seasons & I |
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| Even the Hume Dam has lovelocks! |
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| Hume Dam |
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| Mr Seasons impressing the boys with his local knowledge! |
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| The road across the wall is now for pedestrians only. |
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| The Hume Dam is also known as the Hume Weir, Lake Hume or the Hume Reservior, depending on who you talk to! |
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| Waiting for the Wymah Ferry near Granya |
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| The Wymah Ferry |
Wymah is a little village on the NSW side of the Murray River & Granya is on the Victorian side.
The ferry has been in operation since the late 1800's when this area was a big sheep centre.
The cable-ferry began operation in 1934.
In 1936 the Hume Dam was completed,
backing up water in the Murray Valley for 90 kilometres, creating
the largest water storage in Australia.
Way back in 1988, Mr Seasons took me on my maiden voyage across the Wymah Ferry.
Sadly, that particular ferry is no longer in service.
The new & improved Wymah ferry began operating in 2013, which is the one we took the boys across during our little trip down memory lane.
This post is part of Saturday Snapshot
