Yesterday I took a good friend to the Indiana, formerly the Indiana Tea House for her birthday. You've seen the Indiana before but it's almost impossible to visit and not take photos.. especially when the sea is a stunning turquoise blue, so beautiful it almost makes one forget about the sharks :) Described as 'an iconic WA landmark located on the pristine white sands of Cottesloe beach, offering diners uninterrupted views of the Indian Ocean from all tables'.. Is it just me or does this building evoke memories of colonial times! It was a sunny, cloudy at times 25C, encore today, perfect! Happy Thursday, take care and stay safe...
Wow! It definitely is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteYou found THE perfect spot for lunch. Lovely!
ReplyDelete...what a GREAT place!
ReplyDeleteWe have nothing like that in Naples or Bonners Ferry Idaho.
ReplyDeleteAnd our weather is nothing like yours. Actual it the opposite..snow!!!
Coffee is on
Wow, incredible I would be snapping many photos myself. Your friend is really lucky you took here there, and I hope it was a marvelous day! Happy birthday to your friend.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fine place for a lunch, Grace!
ReplyDeleteThe Indiana is a beautiful design in a gorgeous setting. Yes. It does seem to have a colonial flavour. The arched tall windows and the corner features seem to connect with colonial designs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place to take a friend for a birthday celebration. The images are really beautiful Grace and yes, it does have a colonial look to it.
ReplyDeleteHi Grace,looks good! Today I've my first workday. Your post of the Indiana, you know ?, we first met there with Sami. ;_) And thank you for being ... Grace & P!
ReplyDeleteSo long as a shark didn't invite himself to the feast. :-)
ReplyDeleteVery much like a colonial building, although it was only built in 1994. Regardless, it is wonderfully photogenic and a very pleasant place to lunch.
ReplyDeleteWonderful place ! tu es une magnifique guide touristique, et tu fais vraiment aimer ta région...
ReplyDeleteOh wow
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the Lemon Hair mural, The Anonymous Circle sculpture is rather centrifugal, & the Tea House has such an inviting look to it. You Rock!!
ReplyDeleteCheers
The Indiana is in a beautiful spot with great views!
ReplyDeleteAmazing
ReplyDeleteIt's a famous building which I need to visit someday.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteLovely place...
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place, Grace !
ReplyDeleteAwww, such a beautiful place always, Grace.
ReplyDeleteExcept for the sharks, that is! Three times when we were there! Well, in Perth and such, not Cottesloe...
What a beautiful teahouse Grace so close to the beach, wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLove the building - great design and the beach is to die for. Stay away from sharks, though, 'cause they can do a lot of damage...we have lots of them in the Atlantic on our east coast.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous place!
ReplyDeleteThat building does have a colonial look to it. It's gorgeous. Take me there when I visit Perth. :-). It looks like you had a gorgeous day to be by the sea.
ReplyDeleteOh how I long for that beach today....Beautiful photos Grace
ReplyDeleteKrásné a lákavé. Takové pláže tady chybí...a také léto.
ReplyDeleteSuch an elegant place in a gorgeous setting :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks like the perfect day and place! Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteIt is a handsome old building. With no knowledge at all to back it up, it is the kind of architecture that I associate with Brighton on the southern coast of Britain. (Off to Google . . . )
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