Our
youngest son whilst recuperating from a broken ankle, dragged out his box of magic tricks and decided he required some much needed new material and props to practice.
Off
we trekked with "Nanna" in tow (who has been a fantastic help with
youngest at home), to “Mad on Magic”, at 114 Griffith Street
Coolangatta, madonmagic.com.
It is a great little shop with everything a budding magician could
need. They also have a great supply of fancy dress costumes and awesome Christmas present ideas.
Filled
up on props it was a beautiful day to take a drive further down to Byron
Bay.
Byron
as always is a hive of activity, awash with people, chilling out by the beach
or exploring the numerous shops and cafes to "people watch". We found a great café for lunch
“The Junction” @ 85 Jonson Street with delicious burgers and NZ Green
Lipped Mussels. The youngest has now taken a liking to these and keen to add these to his repertoire of home cooked dinners.
He whips up mouth watering Oysters Kilpatrick and the best Saffron
Chicken Kebabs! Unlike
our eldest son who’s menu currently consists of anything fast "and he means fast" like McDonalds or
Pizza! Lunches
at The Junction are an awesome price.
We
were limited with our dear one on crutches to wander around but I did
find a great little t-shirt shop. You can’t go past Ghanda on 3/8 Lawson
Street, www.ghanda.com. Beautiful and comfortable printed cotton
t-shirts at a great price.
The
beach as usual was alive with people, abeit windy with huge waves rolling
in.
Byron
Bay creates it’s own magic.
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