Was rather amused at the sign, one could see that you would end up in the sea if you kept going, but I suppose some people have driven down and found themselves in water.
A lovely area to go walking when the tide is out.
The above photo was taken along from the Caravan Park.
ah, low tide, when the world is awash in wonderful aromas.
ReplyDeleteSmelt ok, no bad odours.
DeleteHello Margaret,
ReplyDeleteThat looks very well. A wonderful area and not bad to be.
Funny shot of that End of the road.
Best regards,
Marco
I thought the sign was funny too, and figured that many people have gone straight through into the sea, so hence the sign.
DeleteThe low tide looks wonderful (we don't have it).
ReplyDeleteI like the "road. ends" -sign..
Took my fancy too.
DeleteHad no idea there is no low tide up where you are.
Excelentes marinas, Margaret...Me gustan!!!
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
A nice sheltered marina, but of course the cyclone that was Debbie wouldn't care - be interesting to see photos of what the damage is now.
DeleteI really like that last shot with the mountains in the distance!
ReplyDelete:)
DeleteYou like your mountains, and they do make a photo more interesting.
The views of the low tide are very good.
ReplyDeleteThe good weather, is the dominant tone of your photographs.
Kisses
Was lovely weather when we were there in winter last year.
DeleteMore wonderful photos
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo-Anne.
DeleteLove those trees. Smiling at the sign too.
ReplyDeleteThey are nice and the sign, well I couldn't let it slip me by.
DeleteNever underestimate how stupid some people are. It is a nice expanse of sand without seaweed and rocks.
ReplyDeleteDon't often see a large area of sand like that without anything on it. Might be rather soft to walk on.
DeleteSuch a beautiful blue sky and blue ocean.
ReplyDeleteCertainly is Sandra.
DeleteMargaret, never underestimate the stupidity of some people.
ReplyDeleteI bet more than one car has gone down that track to the beach
and God only knows how many motor bikes and sand buggies.
It would be interesting to know how long the tide takes to come in and
cover that beach front. I suspect rather quickly.
What's the name of those strange palm trees?
Blue skies and ocean when you were there last year but I reckon
a different ferocious looking sky and sea when "Debbie" hit.
Great report.
Colin
On a dark night someone going too fast - bingo off the road, I expect it has happened too many times so hence the sign.
DeleteI think the palm is a Bismarckia Palm which is a fan palm.
Wow! What a view. I'm sure the pictures couldn't capture the "Aw".
ReplyDeleteThere is a bend just bend just behind me, so when I saw the view it was indeed 'Aw'.
DeleteI like the beach walking photo, I can picture myself there.
ReplyDeleteSeeing I know you like to be at the sea, I can picture you just doing that and enjoying every minutes of it.
DeleteThe road with palms is a masterpiece of nature
ReplyDeleteIt is, and I do like those palms in the right area they are rather showy.
DeleteBeautiful. The sign is rather funny!
ReplyDeleteAlways good to see a funny sign, makes us smile :)
Delete"Road Ends" means do not believe your GPS.
ReplyDeleteGuess you have been taken the wrong way by your GPS as we have too :) but it's fun sometimes.
DeleteHehe, Geelong bound.
Delete:) lol Andrew.
DeleteBom dia, a selecção das belas fotos mostram na perfeição o encantador local para passear, apreciar, respirar o ar marítimo, encanta-me os locais como o que mostra.
ReplyDeleteAG
Certainly plenty of sea air at Bowen.
DeleteThe tide really goes out a long way in Bowen - the sign is very amusing.
ReplyDeleteIt does go out a long way which makes for nice walking along the sand if solid enough.
DeleteSo serene.. I'm really feeling to goto beach now..
ReplyDeleteWas very beautiful and peaceful when we were there.
DeleteFor a brief period in 1997 I managed the Whitsunday Sands Resort at Grays Bay, just before you get to Horseshoe Bay. The owners (and previous managers) were crooks who enjoyed taking advantage of others in the most underhanded way. The whole episode turned into the most distressing fiasco! Long story...one I will tell one day.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, and the story would of interest - one day :)
DeleteKnow where Horseshoe Bay is.
I would like to hear the story.
DeleteI didn't realise the movie was shot up there. Of course, I associate it more with Hugh Jackman, than Nicole. ;-)
ReplyDeleteYes, part of the movie was made there - and of course Hugh being male would stick more in a women's mind :)
Deletei did not know that film was shot in your magical country my friend.
ReplyDeletei liked the movie so much and both leading actors are those to whom i search that which movie of them is missed by me .
your photos are delight to look at particularly the last one
Wonderful actors and an ok movie as well.
DeleteFantastic views Margaret.
ReplyDelete:) lovely to see in person
DeleteIt does look a lovely area to go walking once the tide is out ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan