Ocean: A body of water occupying two-thirds of a world made for man - who has no gills. ~Ambrose Bierce
A little north of Robe you will find the curious community of Boatswain Point. We observed craypot buoys used as baubles in trees and a pyramid type monument built of these buoys in someone's front yard. I have no pics as while the locals were friendly, I didn't want to invade their privacy with my camera. However the menagerie of decorations was something to behold as we roamed the streets trying to find a route down to the beach.
We finally found a 4WD track which led to a beautifully calm and secluded sheltered bay and beach. The seaweed along the water's edge proved very interesting. Ess and I found a miniature harbour bound by seaweed "headlands" which captured our interest for a long while. It was so calm and relaxing to watch the water lap in and out. (I had a lovely little video for you to bring the sea into your home, yet Blogger will not upload it for me, no matter how many ways I try (sigh)).
We enjoyed watching the effect of the waves on the sandcastles we strategically placed around the 'little harbour'.
The ocean never fails to calm and delight.
2 comments:
I know what you mean. I just got back from Nova Scotia and have some pictures of the Bay of Fundy. Very relaxing. Lovely pictures, Cee.
I, too, tried to post a video awhile back and finally figured out the file was too large.
Oh it is so lovely to see you again here Homestay Mama. I will definitely be over when I can to see your Nova Scotia pics. How wonderful. That is a place I have longed to see for certain.
Yes my video file must be too large! (sigh)
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