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Popular beach and boating. Clontarf Beach is one of the best Sydney beaches for kids of all ages, but especially for little kids, babies and toddlers. Clontarf Beach is a large sandy foreland that has been formed by ocean waves pushing sand deep into this part of Middle Harbour, 5 km from the Heads. The waves have built out the beach up to 300 m, providing the low sandy foreland now occupied by Clontarf Park and beachfront homes along Monash Crescent. The park has long been a popular area, with daytrippers arriving by ferry in the 19th century and now by car and boat. The park has amenities, a kiosk and is fronted by a netted tidal pool. The beach is moderately steep, with a narrow strip of intertidal sand, then the deeper water of the harbour. It trends 440 m along the southwest-facing side of the foreland, which is backed by beachfront houses, then the park. It then continues for another 200 m along the northern northwest-facing side, which includes the tidal pool and which terminates at the mouth of a small creek. Beach continues north of the creek for 130 m to a seawall and rocky point. It is a low energy, west-facing strip of sand and fronted by 50 m wide sand flats, with the Clontarf Marina and jetty crossing the northern end of the beach. Numerous boats are moored off the northern side of Clontarf and adjacent Sandy Bay, with the Clontarf Marine located on the boundary between the two, providing access and service for the boats. 19304
Car: Ford Escort 1.1 Popular.
Date of first registration: 25th October 1985.
Region of registration: Peterborough.
Latest recorded mileage: 49,890 (MOT 25th February 2019).
Date taken: 20th July 2019.
Location: Middle Claydon, Buckinghamshire, UK.
A popular beach on the eastern shores of Wellington Harbour, Day's Bay is the eastern terminus for the East By West cross-harbour ferry service that takes passengers on a very pleasant cruise across the harbour to downtown Wellington...!
It was interesting to note that arriving in Wellington on the ferry seemed like we were arriving in a whole new city (if that makes sense!) 'cause of course we normally enter the city by either car or suburban Unit...!
There are more Train photos to come, but for the moment, I wont bore you with them right now...!
Thank you for your very kind and encouraging comments beneath my photos...! Your support is very greatly appreciated.
Christ Church on a dreary wet day in March.
Christ Church is a unique institution, one of the largest colleges in the University of Oxford and the Cathedral Church for the Diocese of Oxford. It has a world famous Cathedral Choir; scholarly collections of books and art; and is enjoyed by many people as visitors or guests at conferences and Summer schools.
Christ Church has a fascinating history and many distinguished people have studied here including John Locke, Robert Hooke, John Wesley, Robert Peel, William Gladstone, W.H. Auden, David Dimbleby, Rowan Williams, Richard Curtis and Howard Goodall.
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Here is the first day of the easter holidays, for me anyway.
I took this in my bedroom against my lovely wall paper. I must use my wall paper in pictures more often. It makes it look lovely bubbly.
Recently transferred from West Midlands Railway, Northern Rail Class 323 No. 323242 enters Congleton station working 2H86, the 10:57 Stoke-on-Trent – Manchester Piccadilly service on 30 December 2024.
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Nine o´clock at Cape St. Vincent at summer time a few years ago...
Despite it was summer, it was a very very cold moment cause of a strong sea wind,
and i had to go back to the car to take a towel or something... and when i was ready to open the car door, i saw this photo.
a shot rescued from an old backup hard drive... =)
soon more rescued shots