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The Babymoon

A few weeks ago we turned a wedding down south into a mini Babymoon. Nearing the end of my second trimester I expected sun and relaxation. In reality I got swollen ankles and exhaustion. Nevertheless, it was nice to have a few days with the husband before we came home and nesting mode hit the both of us.
Shellharbour NSW

Ettalong Beach NSW

Umina Beach NSW

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