It was as if the mighty ocean turned into a puddle this morning – the tide was so low! The air was mild and in my mind I was walking across “the Ditch” to New Zealand…
Low tide reflections at Narrawallee Beach in monochrome
Intricate pattern in sand on Narrawallee Beach at sunrise
This beautiful house on Narrawallee Beach makes me think of “the wind beneath my wings”
Very low tide at Narrawallee Beach
Rows of tiny shells on sandy Narrawallee beach at low tide
Foamy water bubble on Narrawallee Beach in black and white
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Hello Douglas, thanks for re-blogging the post – much appreciated 🙂
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Welcome!
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Thanks again, Douglas! You’re a legend! 🙂
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You’re so fun! Thanks and I’m happy to share your beautiful work!
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fantastic Anica!!
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Thank you, Cybele! 🙂
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Great Pictures! BTW this is called a spring tide (that means the high tide is higher than normal and the low tide is lower) it happens every two weeks shortly after the moon, sun and earth happen to be in one line. But because of the moon being closer to earth than normal (this is called a supermoon, and happend a week ago) it is emphazised.
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Thank you, Sari – your information is very helpful – and it will make me take even more notice of the moon now! 🙂
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Beautiful Anne, thanks for sharing… made my Friday calm and serene.
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Hi Kaz, Thank you so much for your lovely comment! 🙂 Speaking of days, it was a big one for us… and now the calm and serenity is settling in! 🙂
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