Still at CPL (Coconut Products Ltd), this is TovaruaPlantation Beach where we often have picnics and go swimming and diving. On this day the divers had to trek far out over the low tide flats to get to the reef.
I like the idea of the reef and walking out to it but I would still have some misgivings about it and waves and tides and sharks and things I don't know not to touch or step on. It would be a big worry for me. I am comfy at home in my worn out slippers and my ageless shorts and my birds, and bees, and bugs and my flowers. It ain't much but it is my corner of paradise. I just wish it would rain.
I had a ball with a hawk today. I will publish it tomorrow. I got 290 good photos of it and never left my room.
Suntanned....... now isn't that perfection in a word. I think that you should host the first Photobloggers World Conference in Rabaul. One can see straight away who will be there... after me !!!
lyn - no worries - the tide is very slow - like us all in the tropics
sally - thanks for popping in I do try to visit you and I can occassionally but it is almost impossible to leave a message because of the size of the downloads. I'm sorry as I do love your photos and your views on life!!!!
m beanut - what a great idea it would be such fun!!!!
marie - that is exactly why I took the photo - I thought the branches looked like giant legs too - you are on the same wavelength
m benaut - you're right who needs a towel? You'll be dry in seconds. A mask will be handy to see all the coral and fish. I saw a turtle on Wednesday which was a real buzz and you don't need to dive to see them - you can see them snorkeling as well (you that is not the turtles!!!!)
Still at CPL (Coconut Products Ltd), this is Tovarua Plantation Beach where we often have picnics and go swimming and diving. On this day the divers had to trek far out over the low tide flats to get to the reef.
What a place to be right now, here it's been raining on and off all day. That is a truely stunning picture Jules. Warmed me up just looking at it.
ReplyDeleteI love how this looks...so much to photograph where you live !
ReplyDeleteLooks really stunning but i wonder how long you have before you have to rush back or you get cut off?
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of the reef and walking out to it but I would still have some misgivings about it and waves and tides and sharks and things I don't know not to touch or step on. It would be a big worry for me. I am comfy at home in my worn out slippers and my ageless shorts and my birds, and bees, and bugs and my flowers. It ain't much but it is my corner of paradise. I just wish it would rain.
ReplyDeleteI had a ball with a hawk today. I will publish it tomorrow. I got 290 good photos of it and never left my room.
Abraham Lincoln
Really lovely serene photo.
ReplyDeleteSydney Daily Photo
That's poster material for sure.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed you comment on my building shot. Funny thing is that your building is probably worth the same price our high rise tower sold for.
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New Orleans Daily Photo
wow another picture perfect.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo. The branches look like long legs trying to get more suntanned :-))
ReplyDeleteSuntanned....... now isn't that perfection in a word.
ReplyDeleteI think that you should host the first Photobloggers World Conference in Rabaul. One can see straight away who will be there... after me !!!
Perfect shot! So fresh colors.
ReplyDeleteHi All thanks for your comments
ReplyDeleteWelcome Nick
lyn - no worries - the tide is very slow - like us all in the tropics
sally - thanks for popping in I do try to visit you and I can occassionally but it is almost impossible to leave a message because of the size of the downloads. I'm sorry as I do love your photos and your views on life!!!!
m beanut - what a great idea it would be such fun!!!!
marie - that is exactly why I took the photo - I thought the branches looked like giant legs too - you are on the same wavelength
..... and, if you really wanted to tease us further, you could tell us about the water temperature.
ReplyDeleteLove the blue sky and I like how you took this photo with the piece of wood.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture excellent composition.
ReplyDeleteFantastic & lovely spot.
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What a wonderful perspective!
ReplyDeleteHope your daughter is feeling better :-)
m benaut - you asked and I have to say the water temps is a PERFECT 28 degrees!!!! Have you got your towel????
ReplyDeleteSure, but looks like I don't need one. Wouldn't need anything here, except perhaps a face mask. SOLD.
ReplyDeletem benaut - you're right who needs a towel? You'll be dry in seconds. A mask will be handy to see all the coral and fish.
ReplyDeleteI saw a turtle on Wednesday which was a real buzz and you don't need to dive to see them - you can see them snorkeling as well (you that is not the turtles!!!!)