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An old image from my hard drive that I decided to play around with.....
Taken at sunrise at Merewether Beach (NSW, Australia) way back in May 2011.
The image doesn't follow the classic rule of thirds - but I felt that there was enough interest happening throughout the scene that it warranted the presentation as shown - hope you agree!!
Thanks for any comments, views or favorites - greatly appreciated!!
Wishing each and all of you a fantastic day and week ahead!!
Every day with you is an adventure. ♥
Laughing with you is effortless and constant. You're my puzzle piece - and so much more ♥
I love you, my V.
Leffrinckoucke, Dunkerque.
2020 ©MichelleCourteau
'REFLECTION', the blockhouse-mirror, Anonyme, artist.
The battery of Zuydcoote, is a work of the system Séré de Rivières, built from 1877 to 1878, in annex of the fort of the Dunes. It is thus called because it is responsible for defending the pass of Zuydcoote.
Located on the town of Leffrinckoucke 5 km east of Dunkirk, the Zuydcoote’s battery was integrated into the Maginot line, then was completed by blockhouses of the Atlantic Wall.
Never trust a big fish in a small pond for your spiritual answers. We are all big fish in small ponds. No one has THE ANSWER.
🎼: Somewhere on a Beach ~ Dierks Bentley
🚂: Costo Blanco
Bet you think I'm sitting at home. No.
Bet you think that I'm all alone. No.
Bet you think I'm missing you and wishing you would call my phone,
Hell, no!
Beaches of the Central Coast #23 of #49
Thanks for your visit and to everyone who takes the time to comment. They are all greatly appreciated.
A mate & I vowed to explore all 49 beaches nestled along our little stretch of coastline this year. While I've tested the water at a fair wack of them over the years, I'm sure there are still some hidden gems awaiting discovery. So, 2024 is a fresh start to visiting them all. And maybe another couple of dozen or so just to the North ;) I have a spreadsheet ready to go to record important details, like when, how hard it was to get to, difficulty, and was there a pub nearby for a nice counter lunch afterwards ;)
I may have become a bit impatient today and headed off by myself. I was caught between workouts and the sky was filling with some nice-looking clouds, so I seized the opportunity to explore Forresters Beach, a virgin beach for me. And only 20 minutes from home! I was expecting a "busy" beach but was pleasantly surprised by its tranquility and relative emptiness. It is an unpatrolled beach with rocky formations framing each end. I opted for the southern end. As luck would have it, it was low tide, giving me some cool rock shelves to wander around clicking the shutter like my finger had a mind of its own.
As I walked along, I encountered some exciting (to me anyway) sights. I'll try and make it sound more exciting ;) - a tapestry of seaweed sprawled across the sands, clusters of vibrant blue bottles offering me their sting, and pockets of dune flowers adding a pop of color to the coastal landscape. Forresters Beach, I'll be back! The northern end awaits, as does a sunrise. Without a 1-hour time limit.
PS - Not going to visit them in order, that would be a bit too organised for me ;)
“At the beach, life is different. Time doesn’t move hour to hour but mood to moment. We live by the currents, plan by the tides and follow the sun.”
Quote – Sandy Gingras
View at the Drowning House on Terschelling, The Netherlands. Terschelling is one of the Dutch islands of the Wadden Sea.
trip to the beach this evening in the campervan.
Not a bad photo considering it was taken on my phone.
Waterscape 9/100 for 2025.
Another one of our 49 beaches— and somehow, I only just realised I’d never been here before! One of the smallest, too. The little breakwall is designed to protect the channel where the ocean flows into the lake, creating such an interesting landscape. Geography? Geology? Either way, it’s a fascinating spot.
The Entrance is best known as a tourist destination, with a fantastic waterfront park for kids, lots of fish and chip and ice cream shops (my fave), small carnival in the park, magnificent water views and, of course, the famous pelican feeding, where hundreds of pelicans gather for a meal courtesy of Marine Wildlife Rescue.
Wishing you all a great new week!
As always, thanks for your comments—they’re truly appreciated! 😊