18 April 2012

Outdoors Wednesday - Pelican Point, N.S.W.

Location: Pelican Point, at the southern end of Soldiers Beach, N.S.W.




a common seaweed known as Neptunes Necklace






if you keep on walking around the beach you'll make it to The Entrance.  That's where I'd taken the photos of the pelicans 





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10 comments:

  1. Linda7:43 pm

    Great photos - I absolutely LOVED your last one! So clever...

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  2. TexWisGirl11:33 pm

    i like the rocks and the water wearing into it.

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  3. CameraCruise11:46 pm

    Beautiful shots from this wonderful place.

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  4. ShySongbird2:40 am

    Lovely photos! So nice to see your beach views. I live in a landlocked area and haven't seen the sea for a long time, it is a minimum three hour drive to the nearest beach!

    I enjoyed seeing the sea birds on the previous post too especially the lovely photos of the Crested Tern. I loved that little Superb Fairy Wren too and what a great name it has :-)

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  5. Grandma Barb's This and That7:40 am

    I like the way the water finds its way into the rocks and makes little pools. And I love how you wrote your blog address in the sand.

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  6. Jan Castle8:58 am

    Pity the poor little critter who might be trapped in the rock filld with water...hope it does not evaporate before more water comes in!!!! Love your sand signing!
    Jan

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  7. Nadege,6:29 pm

    Nice collection, I like the 'Necklace' and the sand writing.

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  8. Brian King7:03 pm

    These are really unique photos, Carole! I love 'em! And you get extra credit for the last one! Very clever!

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  9. penny1:39 am

    I agree whole-heartily with Brian's comment above, Carole.. I enjoyed your lovely beach scenes.
    We have a similar beach here, when the waves roll in they shoot through holes in the rocks creating a water spout.

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  10. Julie9:22 am

    Love that you can walk along the beach. I don't do nearly enough of that. Do lots of footpath walking though, but hardly comparable.

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