Just around the corner from the art show residence on Sunday we stopped by to take some shots in Freshwater Bay, if you zoom in centre of the shot below you can see the distinctive brickwork of the 'Coombe'. Most of the homes along this part of the foreshore are built into limestone cliff, distinctive to this area.. many years ago there were freshwater springs at the base of these cliffs hence the name. There are three yacht clubs in this area all popular venues for weddings and also the answer to the question posed a few days ago.. where to moor your yacht when you live in a four million dollar home :) Happy Friday, take care and stay safe..
Those skies are looking a bit ominous, Grace. Beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteAmazing skies and tranquil scenes♥
ReplyDeleteAh, those skies are different indeed from the usual blue, blue, blue ones!! Wonderful captures as always, Grace! Hope you have a great weekend!!
ReplyDeleteI love that top shot with the boats looking so quiet and peaceful on the water and the perfect sky.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the note you left on my post for Thursday. Gabby really was one of the "good politicians". She was one of the few left who worked well with everyone and could always find the middle ground and compromise points on issues. It was a great loss to Arizona to lose her representation in congress.
all is calm, but these dark clouds before a storm
ReplyDeleteOh, the sky in the last picture does not bode well !
ReplyDeleteMagnificent photos, Grace!
Nice! The last shot is postcard-perfect.
ReplyDeleteLooks like such a beautiful area...what a great place to live!
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a storm is brewing....
Hmmm, no blue sky? No sunshine? Wow! :-) Love the place, the colours, the calm...
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to live. Your photos are really nice.
ReplyDeleteI think I could be quite happy there, Grace! ;-)
ReplyDeleteFreshwater Bay is also the name of a place on the Isle Of Wight off the south coast of England. It was the home of Alfred Tennyson and the pioneering Victorian photographer Julia Margaret Cameron. There are some pretty impressive yachts there, too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots Grace! Would love to be there.
ReplyDeleteCould be an easy water color for you!
ReplyDeleteAh lovely! Such good pics.
ReplyDeleteI may be having dreams of this tonight...
ReplyDeleteReminds me of Malibu, CA...Pretty...and you can smell the money.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful area to live!
ReplyDeleteWe are blessed to live in such a scenic country.
ReplyDeleteThese shots are amazing! Have a great W/E
ReplyDeleteThose skies llok like dutch skies in winter, now we have the blue ones!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Grace! Looks like you had some rain moving in.
ReplyDeleteI want that little boat in the center of the first pic. Glad you explained the "fresh water." 'Tis a gorgeous sight, this bay with the boats and the little bitty houses on the cliffs! :))
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ReplyDeleteNo need to come on french Riviera, we have exactly same places here !
ReplyDeleteReally love the top shot, Grace. The tones are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLovely scene and looks very peaceful.
ReplyDeleteI love these images, they are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHugs
I wish I lived in a million dollar home.
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