Husband went to the dentist about 2 weeks ago and had a big tooth surgically removed, 6 stitches and a bruised jaw and purple chin followed, he's recovered well and awaits another appointment in August for the other side to be done.
The Sandbar at St. Helens on the east coast of Tasmania can of course be very dangerous. The fishing boats must cross it at the correct time of the tide. A guide is [ here ] if you would care to read about how it's done or suggested for safety.
Down near the jetty which is situated away from the sandbar so smaller boats can come and go easily is a small beach where I took they last three photos.
Espero que tu marido se recupere bien. El reportaje me ha encantado. Besos.
ReplyDeleteThanks Teresa, husband is doing well now. Thank you.
DeleteNice photos, good wish and speedy recovery for your husband.
ReplyDeleteBest regards.
Thank you, husband is doing well now can chew soft food where the tooth was.
DeleteA very isolated beach. That family had a pleasant time, I am assuming. : )
ReplyDeleteThe beach does look isolated but I'm told many people get there in summer holidays. Seems as if the family did have a good time.
DeleteBuenas imágenes de la costa, donde reina la absoluta tranquilidad.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo
Quiet when we were there but apparently it's busy in school summer holidays.
DeleteThe colors of the water, sand, sky are unbeatable!
ReplyDeleteYes Duta, colours are lovely.
DeleteSo clean and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is clean and when ever we have been there it's always the same.
DeleteI hope your husband continues to recover well. Thank you for again sharing the beauty of your State.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome EC. Husband is recovering well, soon the other tooth on the other side.
DeleteBeautiful beach, a lovely place to spend some time. Hope your husband recovers from his dental issue with no problems.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bill. It is a nice beach there.
DeleteSpero che tuo marito stia un po' meglio, questo tipo di interventi sono sempre molto
ReplyDeletefastidiosi
Grazie mille per le splendide foto
Thank you Stefania. He is doing ok now, bruises all gone.
DeleteGrazie mille per le splendide foto.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome.
DeleteI really need to see a dentist but can't afford it, also I really don't like seeing dentist as I have a small mouth and I can't open very wide, so even though I have a broken back tooth, it will just have to wait, thankfully I have no pain. I like the photos
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo-Anne. You will know when you have to go to the dentist :)
DeleteWe have private health, still expensive though.
Relaxing on the beach and watching the boats are perfect ways to recover from dental pain.
ReplyDeleteYes that's true, takes ones mind off it.
DeleteThis would be such an area to sunbath and breathe in the fresh air
ReplyDeleteDefinitely.
DeleteMargaret, bonitas y ranquilas playas.
ReplyDeleteNo hay nada mejor que tener buena salud bucal ya que la digestión comienza en la boca.
Besos
That's so true Norma.
DeleteSurgically removed teeth is a horrible thing to go through. He has my sympathy.
ReplyDeleteAfter a skim of the sand bar crossing instructions, I have decided to leave it to the professionals.
Took him a long time to make up his mind to go to the dentist but eventually he had to go and did of course. I certainly would do the same regarding that bar.
DeleteWell I trust Hubby gets better with that damn tooth problem.
ReplyDeleteAny mouth problems are just bloody awful.
Certainly tranquil those views but with present Tassie weather conditions,
I hope that beach scene doesn't end up at the bottom of Chile !!!
Great photos Margaret as is your expertise photography.
Cheers
Colin
Thank you Colin. Yes all is well with the gone tooth.
DeleteBeautiful photos and a beautiful beach.
ReplyDeleteProblems with your teeth is a drama and painful too.
I hope for your husband that he recovers well.
Greetings Irma
His tooth/jaw was very painful Irma but ok now till the next one comes out.
DeleteThat sounds like painful surgery. Hope the second episode goes as well as the first.
ReplyDeleteThanks David, he's actually looking forward to having the second tooth removed, not at all like him :)
DeleteWhat a beautiful area! The tooth issue sounds horrible, and have to have to go through it again in a few weeks?!?! No thanks.
ReplyDeleteIt is a good place. He wasn't looking forward to having his tooth out but has changed his mind now :)
DeleteWish your husband the fastest recovery!
ReplyDeleteThe places are fantastic. Stones look loke those which I saw in Ireland (Giant's Causeway).
Thank you. I've seen photo of the Giant Causeway in Ireland which is a bit different.
DeleteMolto bello il post, e auguri per tuo marito per gli interventi, un abbraccio Angelo.
ReplyDeleteThanks Angelo, it's also not being able to eat solid food for several weeks after the tooth comes out, he gets so hungry.
DeleteSorry about your husband’s dental surgery. Glad he has recovered. The tides sound treacherous but it's gorgeous to look at.
ReplyDeleteThank you Denise. All will be well in the end. I believe some years back fishermen have died in that area of the bar.
DeleteGreat photos. Wishing speedy recovery to your husband.
ReplyDeleteThank you Nasreen on both accounts.
DeleteWhat a beautiful coast line! Sorry about husband's tooth. I will be having an implant to replace as molar. It has been a long journey.
ReplyDeleteYes it is lovely there. Good luck with your new molar then when time comes..
DeleteI hope that your husband gets well soon.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful places! Great photos.
Thank you..
DeleteSend my love to Bill and when you first mentioned the 'Sand Bar' I thought it was an actual 'bar.' That says a LOT about me, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteYou will learn what sandbars are like when you visit the area, you can see it for yourself or ask a local. I'm sure you will come across others as well.
DeleteThanks regards B.
Best wishes to your husband for a trouble free tooth life after this next surgery.. That's a beautiful coastline, scary how sandbars can look so innocent, yet be so dangerous.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pauline, after the next surgical removal comes another normal removal, and as far as I know that will be it!
DeleteThat sandbar is a dangerous one more so than many others.
Beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne.
DeleteWhat wonderful place, sorry about your teeth.
ReplyDeleteThat's life Bob with my husbands teeth.
DeleteRocks processed round by the waves are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLittle rockpools of water there, once I would have ventured into or near them but not these days as one is much older and has to be more careful.
DeleteI wish your hubs a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteThe beach looks so clean and tranquil.
Hugs and blessings, Margaret
Thank you Veronica, he's doing ok now until the next tooth comes out soon..
DeleteBeautiful beach... what a pleasure :-))) to be there.
ReplyDeleteIt's true, whoever ventures into the sea should really understand something about it... the water has a power that we can't even imagine.
I was diving in the North Sea a long time ago and also in the Norwegian Sea... it is only possible with an exact tide table and in good weather.
Have fun at the stand and a warm greeting from me.
Fingers crossed for your husband that everything goes well.
I was lovely being there. Thank you, and I agree with you regarding the sea.
DeleteLovely beach.
ReplyDeleteTooth extraction can't be fun. Wishing him a quick recovery.
Thank you.
DeleteI am thankful for the successful surgery of your husband dear Margaret!
ReplyDeleteWishing him speedy recovery and good health!
Wow this place is spectacular. Such a stunning beach though beauty can be dangerous at times I understand
Thank you Baili, husband is doing well and had the second large tooth surgically removed yesterday his appointment brought forward due to a cancellation. Yes you care correct about beauty being dangerous sometimes.
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