On the home front here in Launceston, Tasmania there has been very strong winds and rain. Two people from the same family were standing outside in a paddock on the northwest coast and were killed as the tree fell. It was a large strong looking tree but alas - the wind. Trees all over the roads, falling on houses in the whole of the State of Tasmania, no power for so many people fortunately we were lucky. No planes flying, no ferry across the sea all too rough. Today it's a lot better as many workers have cleaned the mess up over the weekend. Now to continue todays post.
Ballina is a town in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, Australia. It lies 740km north of Sydney and 185 km south of Brisbane, Queensland. The urban population in 2021 was 46,190 people.
There are few lovely beaches in the area and of course fishing for those that love to fish. The town center has everything one could need.
We've stayed there a few times in the past as we travelled towards home and looked about the area.
Photos taken at a caravan park and just a few steps to take these photos of the sunset and Richmond River.
Some beautiful pictures you have here!!
ReplyDeleteIncluding that big prawn. : )
Lots of damages and loss of life. So very sad and scary.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, Margaret. I am glad you didn't lose power. My prayers 🙏 for all who were affected by this.
ReplyDeletewow That sunset is stunning!
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