Bucurie

Bucurie

Bucurie – acesta este cuvantul care defineste cel mai bine starea lui Vlad (si implicit si a noastra) de fiecare data cand ajungeam pe o plaja noua.

EN: Happiness- this is the word that best describes Vlad’s mood (and ours too) each time we got to a new beach.

M-am grabit sa va arat pozele din Phillip Island si le-am sarit pe acestea. Ma rog, mai am unele restante cu Vlad si de prin Sydney, pe care poate vi le voi arata la un moment dat, cand voi vorbi mai in detaliu despre vacanta cu un copil pe acest continent.

Plaja de mai sus a fost vizitata tot in drumul nostru cu masina dintre Sydney si Melbourne. Am mers chiar pe coasta, asa ca plaje erau cat vedeai cu ochii, una mai frumoasa ca alta. Ceea ce mi-a placut in mod deosebit este ca la ei plajele nu sunt ocupate de umbrelute si sezlonguri, pe care sa fii oricum nevoit sa le inchiriezi cu cine stie cati bani, ca in Europa. Nu, totul e cat se poate de virgin. Sigur, exista toalete, exista un punct al salvamarilor si..cam atat. Esti liber sa iti asezi prosopul ori unde doresti si sa stai pana a doua zi dimineata. Terasele/restaurante/pub-uri nu sunt chiar pe plaja, ci pot fi in imediata apropiere, daca vorbim de un oras mai mare. Dar daca opresti la o plaja asa, la nimereala, in drumul tau, vei gasi o plaja ca cea din imagini. Nu iti trebuie nimic altceva!

Azi m-am uitat inca o data peste toate pozele, adica si peste cele care vor urma. Ce privelisti minunate! Cand le vezi pe viu, parca ochii nu se obisnuiesc suficient de repede sa contina toata frumusetea, iar mintea nu e inca in stare sa o “inregistreze”, sa o “inmagazineze” corespunzator. E prea frumos si nu totul se desfasoara prea repede cand esti in vacanta, in trecere doar. Ca sa intelegeti, drumul dintre Sydney si Melbourne l-am facut in 3 nopti, dintre care ultima in Phillip Island. Ar fi meritat ca doar pentru acest drum sa avem vreo 3 saptamani la dispozitie. Dar, oricum, pregatiti-va pentru imagini si mai spectaculoase.

EN: I was in a hurry to show you the pictures from Phillip Island and I skipped these. Well, I also have some left with Vlad in Sydney, which I’ll show you eventually, when I’ll speak more detailed about the holiday with a toddler on this continent.

We visited the beach above on our drive from Sydney to Melbourne. We drove right along the coast, so there were beaches as far as the eye can see, one more beautiful than the other. What I especially like was that over there the beaches aren’t taken over by sun beds and umbrellas, which you have to rent for a specific amount of money, like in Europe. No, everything is as virgin as possible. Sure, there are toilets, there’s a lifeguard spot and…that’s about it. You free to spread your towel wherever you like and lay there until the next morning. The terraces/restaurants/ pubs are not right on the beach, but close by, if we are talking about a bigger city. But if you stop at a beach like this, wherever, on your road, you’ll find a beautiful place like this. You don’t need anything else!

Today I have been looking over all the photos, so also on the ones following. What spectacular views! When you see them live, the eyes don’t get accustomed fast enough to capture all the beauty, and the mind isn’t capable yet of “memorizing” and “storing” it accordingly. It’s too beautiful and not everything goes by too fast while you’re on vacation, just passing by. Just to be clear, the drive from Sydney to Melbourne took us 3 nights, among which the last one in Phillip Island. It would have been worth it to take 3 weeks just for this road. But, anyway, prepare yourselves for even more spectacular pictures.

In poze port: costum de baie H&M (un mix din 2 costume diferite), palarie Zara, ochelari H&M.

EN: In the pictures I am wearing: H&M bathing suit (made from 2 different suits), Zara hat, H&M glasses.