Saturday was a sunny winter day so we went for a drive and a stroll on the east coast.
The steps and decking from the car park to this lookout at Marion Bay, were new since our last visit. Then it was a windy day and kite surfers were taking advantage of the air currents and waves. Now the beach was desserted.
Although this weekend was calm, there was evidence of recent storms.
The sand dunes have been eroded by the ocean and the gales.
Branches and shells continue to be covered by wind blow sand.
Even amongst the natural debris, someone had created a piece of art.
The waves were relatively small but still made a good sound as they crashed to the shore.
Now that I spend my weekdays in an office, weekend walks out in the natural world are essential and refreshing.
Crashing waves is such a wonderful soothing sound. What a lovely beach you have there. I’m on the 22nd floor of a hotel in Brisbane and the sounds of traffic are not quite the same 😂😂
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There are so many wonderful and empty beaches here in Tasmania. Enjoy your time in Brisbane.
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Thanks Ruth. I keep saying I need to come and spend some time in Tassie. I should really make some plans!
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Let me know if you do head south. It would be lovely to meet up in person.
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That would be fabulous.
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Beautiful photos Ruth! I understand what you’re saying about precious weekend time.
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Those southern storms… spectacular! 😉
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Lovely photos. The calm sea is quite deceiving when you see the destruction the sea can do in a storm.
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So true Gerrie. Nature is full of contrasts.
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