Trawling through northern Queensland photos, I found a beach I can’t believe I overlooked. It is strikingly different from beaches at home: the bush reaching down to the water, the palm trees, the pebbliness, the water runnels, the assemblages left by the sea. Posting it is a way of reprising a part of a travelling year.
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So much like some of my north eastern beaches, but your ‘sea debris’ is more exotic than mine. 🙂 Happy travelling, Meg! Sending hugs 🙂
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Now it is cooling down here your images of the Daintree beaches give me wanderlust Meg…
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You have a car now! For me wanderlust is excess to need, given my wandering life at the moment!
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I’ve always been a wanderer even as a 4 yo I wandered off and they found me about 5 miles away. They had the police and all the neighbours searching. My Mam gave me a good smack and sent me to bed when I finally got home. My little friend, who cried most of the time, got big hugs from her Mam and a big feed!!!
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Wonderful ocean created designs Meg!
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The sea’s a superlative artist. I doubt a human artist could quite replicate its designs.
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So lovely. More than lovely. I’m glad you included the close-up shots.
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I’m more inclined to close-up than landscape – more manageable somehow. Welcome to my world!
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Thanks for the welcome.
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What interesting selection of photos and what a strange beach. I like the photos of the rocks and the ruts in the sand a lot. Such interesting patterns.
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I suspect in an odd way it was its strangeness that removed it from my mind – or maybe just overload in that glorious North Queensland interlude.
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I love joining you on your beaches. This looks more like an English beach with all the pebbles 🙂
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I think I might have been reminded by that beach of lovely pebbles you posted. No more beaches for a while.
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Keep warm!
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