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We would have never known about this dry creek bed if it hadn't been for a local in Milbrodale, NSW on Putty Road. It was interesting to see the water lines on this creek bed and how high the water has been over the years.
Well, I have not been much on flickr recently, and it's been awhile since my last image.
But, I hope all my contacts are doing well in the new year!
I will try to catch up a little bit over the coming weeks, and hopefully post an image or two too :-)
This is from a stormful day last autumn. Pretty much like the weather has been recently too, wet and windy.
The Flake Wave (my name) is contains flakes: fins of Navajo sandstone sticking out from its wavy crossbeds. Even more strange are lines of fins cutting across the strata at steep angles.
This formation is north of the Domes of the Gnomes which I found on one of my first explorations of the northern Paria Plateau in May 2017. This photo is from a return hike in 2019 to explore the Blimp Hangar, which is on the other side of the wall.
Behind the camera is 4th Crack.
Things got a little crazy along the shores in Los Angeles, a few weeks ago, when the first rain of the year hit. This was taken just North of the Hermosa Beach Pier. 7-10 foot swells. It was beautiful. Just as the sun was setting and there was hardly anyone else around.
And the world breathe.
Is it me or you guys are all a bit tired from Flickr? I have to confess I am.. but as I'm addicted, I urge to post almost everyday despite all the things I have to do, read and the everyday work of course....
I see less people posting as often and commenting as often.. Maybe is just because I'm not visiting you all and here, as you realize the comment-fave-go-round-thing need to be fed or will die...
Hope the "cancer" that is hitting Flickr (or just my group of friends) will not end it....
Have a wonderful Thursday!
beijinhosss****
Not sure if it was me or the rays from the sinking sun that was doing most of the dancing. The sea was lively and I had to dodge some significant 'splashes'. Managed to avoid a soaking though. Lovely to finally get out for a few minutes!
Portwrinkle is a small coastal village in south-east Cornwall. It is at the western end of Whitsand Bay. It was traditionally a fishing village and the old 17th century walls of the pilchard cellars are still standing, although they have been incorporated into housing. The village has two beaches that are accessible from it, one of which has a harbour.