15 August 2012

Outdoors Wednesday: a sea cave

Some more follow-up posts this week from Munmorah State Conservation Area, 25 klms from home, where the little wrens were. This time, we're at Snapper Point, for the sea-cave...




 and the usual line up of coal-ships waiting to go into Newcastle harbour

Here's the tree from the previous photo; this one taken with the x1.7  tele-converter lens (hand-held)



after a short walk away from the sea-cave

 a rugged bonsai affect from exposure and winds, growing just up from the Tasman Sea


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12 comments:

  1. John @ Beans and I on the Loose1:00 am

    Looks very much like our Sonoma/Mendocino coastline about 25km away too. Well maybe a bit further due to the twisty road.

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  2. TexWisGirl1:33 am

    really pretty! those shore caves are intriguing. such rugged country.

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  3. ZielonaMila4:51 am

    Beautiful photographs, I like to admire such views. I am greeting

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  4. Dianne6:32 am

    A wonderful rugged untouched corner of the world.

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  5. Karin M.6:55 am

    A magnificent landscape, soooo beautiful photos ...
    Best regards, Karin

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  6. renae 5:17 pm

    I'm glad you enjoyed my moody sky.

    These photographs are very impressive. I love the 2nd and 3rd ones the most! wow - a bit scary but amazing!!!!!

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  7. Anonymous10:15 pm

    Wieder ganz fantastische Fotos und eine sehr schöne Umgebung.

    LG Mathilda

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  8. Jan Castle4:08 am

    Hope you don't get dizzy looking down into that beautiful cave!!!!
    Hugs,
    Jan

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  9. Mary3:11 pm

    What a beautiful rugged sea coast. So pretty.. love the ocean bowl.

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  10. Sharyl4:30 pm

    The 2nd and 3rd photos make me want to get my feet wet, but I'd likely change my mind if I were there! Looks a bit choppy!

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  11. Liz11:06 pm

    That seacave is wonderful and the scenery is so beautiful!! A great post Carole.

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  12. Jeanne4:31 am

    Love your shots of this amazing sea cave. Hard to imagine how long it takes to carve this out!

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