December = Summer
07 Tuesday Dec 2021
Posted all about me, creativity, photography, remembering / musing
in07 Tuesday Dec 2021
Posted all about me, creativity, photography, remembering / musing
in21 Thursday Oct 2021
Posted my place, one with nature, Past Squares, photography
inA delightful beach day today as it was a public holiday here. Blue skies, sunshine, warm weather …..
…..And the essentials for a visit to the beach (Tasmania October 2021). Face masks are mandatory outside of our homes. So yes, people were walking on the beach wearing one. Hopeful this restriction will stop tomorrow (fingers crossed).
I’m linking this post to Becky’s October Squares for the theme “perspectives” and “blue”.
09 Saturday Oct 2021
Whilst walking on our local Howrah Beach recently, I noticed this star fish. There had been some significant erosion after strong high tides.
This is my contribution to HeyJude’s Life in Colour challenge, which is highlighting orange this month.
25 Saturday Sep 2021
Pacific sunrise at Manly Beach.
Six months ago, this was the perfect way to celebrate the end of hotel quarantine and getting back to my Aussie life.
I’m joining HeyJude’s challenge, “Life in Colour” at https://traveltalk.me.uk/2021/09/22/life-in-colour-84/
14 Tuesday Jan 2020
Posted days out, one with nature
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Whilst in Rotorua we visited the Redwood Treewalk. A walk across twenty eight swing bridges, with information on each tree platform about the hundred year old redwood trees and the tree ferns below.
We were staying near Lake Rotorua so took a walk along the banks at dusk.
12 Sunday Jan 2020
Posted one with nature, remembering / musing
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We’ve just returned from a fabulous holiday in New Zealand. A highlight was returning to Piha Beach after thirty five years.
This secluded ocean beach was just as I remembered. It’s black sand and the towering Lion Rock, remnants of its volcanic history.
The Brit in me still found it amazing to be in such a beautiful place, in such weather, on new year’s eve.
03 Saturday Nov 2018
Posted days out, photography
inToday, Surf Safari celebrated 50 years of continuous surf craft racing in Tasmania – making it the longest running surf craft event in Australia.
Surf boards, kayaks, outriggers and surf boats, raced over courses from 2km to 28km with competitors of all age groups. After a stormy night the weather improved slightly but conditions were tough for the longer races, out on the open water.
This year, it was held on our local beach so I wondered along, took some photos, enjoyed a coffee and a famous Aussie “sausage sizzle” 🙂
26 Saturday May 2018
24 Tuesday Apr 2018
Posted days out
in22 Sunday Apr 2018
Posted one with nature
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Whilst out for a walk on a new beach recently, we came across these wooden stumps jutting out of the water. I love the texture, the shadows, the reflections and of course another beautiful warm sunny day in Tassie.
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