Day 20's photo is of two front wheels of my buggy. I need this for DS1 when I go out exercising as his ability to balance on a bike is not great. So my question to you all is how many punctures can one buggy get on any one day. I hear you all saying one on a really bad day. In my case two. Can you believe it. Two punctures within moments of each other was just incredibly bad luck. I have to admit that this was partially my fault because the buggy has 4 12 inch tyres of which two had very low tread on them. Of course the low tread spots were the ones where the punctures occurred but two punctures in one day. Just unbelievable. So here are the offensive tyres.

This was not a moment to forget. DS1 had to get out and we all walked home. Luckily we were not far from home and while DS1 has trouble riding a bike he can walk and run.
Day 20 was taken at Butterfly Creek. It is a great place to take children with more than just butterflies to look at. DD and DS2 where keen to get the butterflies to land on them. As you can see from the photo they posed for the butterflies but had little luck.

Not only that we saw a Giant Weta. Wow I wish I could have taken a photo of it because it was a large as my out stretched had.
Anyway that is all for now. The sun is shining and dinner needs getting.