.... always seem a little less intense when shared with a friend by the sea.. yesterday at Burns Beach. It's been a while since I was there last, not sure if I agree with the link which states 'Burns Beach has managed to maintain much of it's original character as a small coastal village'.. the suburban development is huge and hardly village-like. As Perth's population is expanding rapidly, prospective home buyers are lucky that there is still so much potential and relatively close to the city since the Freeway expanded north. Do you have a special spot where you contemplate your own and the world's problems :) Happy Thursday, take care. p.s. this city girl is heading into the country today.. yeehaw!
Perth is dynamic and so are You!♥
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful place!! I do love the beach and the water! And I do miss living as close to it as I did in Seattle!! But we have lots of beauty here in Portland as well! How fun to go to the country!!! Hope you have a great time and I do look forward to the pics I'm sure you'll take for us!!! Have a great time in the country!!!
ReplyDeleteAh moi c'est sûr je pense que c'est le meilleur endroit pour contempler les problèmes du monde (même si on ne peut les résoudre) :-)
ReplyDeleteWater always seems to have a calming effect on me but I have no special place, Grace. This city girl hasn't been out of the city in months! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis one would do perfectly for me!
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous beach, Grace! Wow!
ReplyDeleteI can feel them slip sliding away all the way over here. :-)
ReplyDeleteSharing same kind of blue, and never have enough !
ReplyDeleteThen I wish you a lot of fun in the coutry. The burns beach is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo many beaches (just saw the French Riviera over at Bob Crowe's blog!) and I'm not close to any of them. Why did I have to end up in the Flyover?
ReplyDeleteI wanna be there, it's no fair so it is!!!
ReplyDeleteI often wonder what the final outcome will be because of the burgeoning population? Will growth ever stop. . .I doubt it so we are going to lose many of these pristine spots. Place to contemplate? Any where near the sea or Bandelier, New Mexico
ReplyDeleteYeehaw, Grace, have fun! :-)
ReplyDeleteGuess that´ll be our balcony since the sea/the ocean is 300 km away... Miss it much!
It looks a perfect place from which to contemplate life.
ReplyDeleteI can sit on the front porch as there is no one in that direction for close to a mile, just animals. No ocean, just creeks.
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutely beautiful Grace. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI can easily see myself resting on that bench before walking down to the beach.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous place to contemplate. You know I have my own place, the Desert Botanical Garden. It always works when I want to figure things out.
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ReplyDeleteBela foto!
Boa semana!
Beijinhos.
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Looks like a great spot.
ReplyDeleteYes... I have a number of spots to escape to when needed. I'm drawn to scenes with water. It seems you do too! :)
ReplyDeleteWow and plus, a bench! What a lovely view, so relaxing! You know, I miss so much the good energy from the ocean! Lucky you!
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Great photo Grace. Your photo and your text remind me of a little beach hut (not the famous ones on Brighton Beach) with a weathered wooden step and platform which Mrs J and I used to sit on, watch the waves, chat and demolish an ice cream or two. Time for another visit.
ReplyDeleteLove your composition.
ReplyDeletegeweldig dat is heerlijk genieten.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!! have fun!!
ReplyDeleteAny spot with a friend is a lot prettier.....plus I think the fresh air cheers us up. Have a great trip...and don't forget your camera!
ReplyDeleteFor sure... on a cruise ship in the Caribbean. Now, WHAT was the question????????
ReplyDeleteI think water just about anywhere soothes my spirit.
ReplyDeleteWater does it, doesn't it? I am visiting friends on Cape Cod, looking out onto a faraway beach across a mile of marshes and it is very restful. I'm even thinking about a nap . . .
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