Wellington’s coastline is a rugged one, with a mix terrain of beaches, from sandy to pebbled and everything in between. There are well known bays and others so small they have no mapped name, but are undoubtedly given names with affection by locals.
This past week we’ve taken a few strolls from our home to some of the local spots on the south coast. It’s been fun to scramble on the rocks, with our dog ‘Monsieur Cocoa’, and explore the sea treasures washed up with the tide.
Our oldest daughter has recently become interested in geocaching, which gives her a fun incentive to get out for a walk with a friend and find treasures of a varied kind! She’s so enthusiastic about her new found hobby that she’s planning a trip to our holiday pad in Martinborough to spend a weekend doing it!
She’s discovered a few geocaches around our Wellington home already – and had fun taking her youngest sister to find one.
It was quite a windy day, so Monsieur Cocoa was staying close to our youngest; making sure she wasn’t whipped off a rock into the sea!
I love the way he circles around her and stays protectively close as she scrambles across the rocks, from one rock pool to the next.
Adorable!
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I miss geocahing! Cocoa is such an adorable dog! What a gentleman making sure your daughter is safe =) #countrykids
It does look fun, scrambling over the rocks. Lots of childhood memories being made. Geocaching is on our list for this year. We seem to find them by accident, so it would be nice to hunt them properly #CountryKids
What a lovely time they are having and so lovely not to be wearing coats as we are in the UK at the moment. I love the little sheparone there checking up on your youngest, I hope they found some good sea treasures for their efforts. Thank you for sharing with me on Country Kids.
Monsieur Cocoa’s doing a great job, and being cute at it!
What a wonderful dog to look after her so. What an adventure. I can’t believe that I STILL haven’t done Geocaching yet!