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For my Polish daughter on her birthday, with love
1: A sandy track by the sea – Tuross towards Bingi
2: The Dreaming Track behind the dunes – Bingi towards Tuross
Wordless weekend walks: Bingi to Tuross
02 Monday Jul 2018
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How tranquil. I love the miscellany of weird and wonderful winter flora. I would be very happy to walk the Dreaming Track with you.
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Me with you too! I think we’ll probably go back next week, me with the flower camera.
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Belated birthday greetings from me too! 🙂 🙂
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Happy Birthday to your lovely daughter 🙂
And Bingi, yes I remember Bingi ❤
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Wow, what a beautiful walk, Meg. I don’t think I’d like the sandy patches either, but I would certainly enjoy the dreamy views. I love the trees and the flora and the sea views, and the beautiful birdsong as well. Thanks for taking us along on your Polish daughter’s birthday walk. 🙂
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Thanks for the Virtual wander, Meg…..your images take me where my legs wouldn’t!
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A lovely wander through your patch Meg
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Ah, Meg, the magic of Bingi and the Tuross River.
Such nostalgic memories for me. Alan and I loved that walk to get to the beach…
Prue
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I imagined myself on the path, the soft shuffle of sand beneath my feet. In fact I was today on gravelly paths, so I had crunch beneath my feet… Aren’t we lucky, to have such paths before us.
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The sandy path was NOT to my liking – deep and requiring slogging. But the place was beautiful, and I ended up sprawled on a sandhill feeling chill from the sand and warm from the sun and ruffling from the breeze. I even heard a change in the sound of the sea when the wind direction changed. However J, far ahead, became paranoid about my well-being and cut short his ramble. We both take phones in future. The second walk was far more to my taste, but I wouldn’t have missed the landscape of the first, which was just over the dunes.
Looking forward to hearing about your crunch!
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yes, sand is very slog-making – and pebbles can be very ankle-turning, so there you go! choose your preferred catastrophe, and carry on…
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Trouble is each catastrophe leads to something worthwhile!!!
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