Such wonderful textures in these photos as always, Meg. Mother nature does an amazing job of creating them, but you have a talent for capturing them with the camera to share with us. I wonder why it’s called Cemetery Beach?
A simple answer to the reason for its name. You drive through the cemetery to the track down to the beach and park between the Unspecified and the Presbyterians. We went down again today, onto a totally different beach. Post to follow! Thank you for thinking I have a talent.
Now I know why you don’t use conventional galleries so often. You get ee-jots like me commenting all over them. 🙂 🙂 Happy wordless Wednesday, Meg!
Not much point if you can’t! I’m contemplating changing the name of these to “wandering like a happy dog”. But I can’t remember where I got the title to attribute.
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Lovely rich textures, I want to run my hands over them.
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I hadn’t thought of this as a textural post, but it really is. Wish I’d presented it that way.
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Such wonderful textures in these photos as always, Meg. Mother nature does an amazing job of creating them, but you have a talent for capturing them with the camera to share with us. I wonder why it’s called Cemetery Beach?
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A simple answer to the reason for its name. You drive through the cemetery to the track down to the beach and park between the Unspecified and the Presbyterians. We went down again today, onto a totally different beach. Post to follow! Thank you for thinking I have a talent.
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Now I know why you don’t use conventional galleries so often. You get ee-jots like me commenting all over them. 🙂 🙂 Happy wordless Wednesday, Meg!
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Wordless?????
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Only on Wednesdays 🙂 🙂
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Do I see a couple of horizontal remains of chevrons? Very nice rocks you have here.
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Love your wordless walks, Meg…..and thanks for organising the images in a way that I can see!
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Not much point if you can’t! I’m contemplating changing the name of these to “wandering like a happy dog”. But I can’t remember where I got the title to attribute.
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Google it!
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It was in an obscure blog I think. No joy from Mr Google. One day I’ll learn to source things. I certainly don’t remember!
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Oh, well, if it was in an obscure blog that you have no recollection of, I would say you are on a hiding to nothing, Meg!
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