High energy snow play at Harbour Town
The Verlaque boys experienced snow for the first time last month when they came to Docklands.
The family recently moved to Sunbury from Western Australia and mother of four Eloise faced the school holiday period proactively by searching the internet for suitable activities.
When she saw Harbour Town’s snow play activity she knew she was on a winner.
Docklands News spent only a few minutes with the high-octane team of Bailey 7, Eden 6, Shannon 4 and Christian 3, and just watching was exhausting.
We salute you Eloise. And we’re glad that Docklands could offer a great activity to extract some energy from the boisterous boys.
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