There was a long list of instructions for the children heading onto Fremantle's Bathers Beach, I wonder if like me the only one they heard was 'each of you find four treasures things to bring back.' School excursions for children these days are such fun. When I was this age I lived in Central Africa and family holidays were often to Beira in Mozambique to swim in the Indian Ocean thousands of kilometres away :) I love that my children grew up swimming in the very same ocean but only five minutes from home, funny how that happened :) Happy Wednesday, take care and stay safe..
The water looks welcoming!
ReplyDeleteLooks so nice! I love finding treasures at the beach.
ReplyDelete...it looks like you found treasure!
ReplyDeleteCool beach. Always fun to grow up around water. A river for me and the Pacific Ocean not too far away
ReplyDeleteDo you think you were drawn to live by the sea from those childhood memories? I don't remember any school day trips as exciting as a this. I do remember going to a park to draw pictures once or twice. I was lucky to have adventuresome parents. I did more exploring with them than I did at school.
ReplyDeleteYou have stayed close to your ocean, Grace! Our school trips were pretty boring!
ReplyDeleteGrowing up by the ocean is priceless. I moved many times but here I am still beside the ocean. I can't imagine anywhere else.
ReplyDeleteHow I loved Beira we had some magical holidays there. I have though, never worried about not growing up next to the sea. I love to walk along the beach when I can, but I do not like swimming in the sea much, give me fresh water any time! We are only an hours drive away from the sea here but I prefer to go to the lakes. Hope you have a good remainder to the week Diane
ReplyDeleteThis shoreline is gorgeous! I would love to get down to the beach and experience the weather one last time before summer is over. Thanks for the share, hope you have a fantastic weekend. Keep up the posts.
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It looks so beautiful! Your children were lucky kids!
ReplyDeleteI LIKE that top shot! Same ocean, other side. That's what I'm doing right now. Only a bit further (over the Marin Hills) not nearer. I'd love to hear more about your youth in Africa over yes some day. Which side of the Pacific is the question 😎🌺🌸💓
ReplyDeleteOh! BTW! My 85 year old Mum is in Paris (from Waikiki) with her 94 year old boyfriend! Ooo la la!
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DeleteAhhhh....to relax on that shore.... I hope you share some of your youth in Africa with us.
ReplyDeleteIt never occurred to me, same ocean, just the other side. When you don't live near the beach when you are young, it is incredibly exciting when you visit.
ReplyDeleteThat is the lovely thing about beaches, there is always treasure to be found.
ReplyDeleteExcelentes fotografias desta bela praia.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e continuação de boa semana.
Andarilhar
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You are so lucky to live in this area, close to the ocean and mountains.
ReplyDeleteOh, Grace, you have such an exciting life! I´ve never been to Africa - you have to tell me more next time! Can´t wait to see seagulls, too!
ReplyDeleteI wish we lived near the ocean's We only have the Mississippi River, which is pretty yucky. And scary.
ReplyDeleteHow grand it is! So incredibly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAnd I used to live near the sea in Beira but no longer do in Perth.
ReplyDeleteI love being by the sea and beach …
ReplyDeleteLove the colour of the sky in your pictures here.
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