Yesterday was a beautiful autumn day
so we decided to head into town and go to the beach.
Well the beach is not in town - just next door.
So we parked here...
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| mini golf |
and walked up there...
until we arrived here.
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| St Kilda surf life saving club rooms |
A short walk along the foot path and we were at the track...
down to the beach.
Which way to go? Right...
or left?
It didn't matter really,
it was just nice to walk on the beach, we haven't done that for a while.
No not a snake, seaweed, haha.
(New Zealand is snake free).
Then it was time to reverse our footsteps...
back past the footy (rugby) fields..
and the childrens' playground and head for home again.
I haven't taken you out for a walk for a while so I hope you enjoyed this one.
joining with:
Have a good week,
Diana
Beautiful photos! So there is a 'St Kilda' in NZ too? Didn't know that! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely photos! Thanks for inviting us to come along on the little stroll :)
ReplyDeleteAlways fun to walk with you!
ReplyDeleteThe beach is very pretty, I love to walk along the water but I really don't like getting into it. We will go in April when our grandchildren are out for Spring break.
ReplyDeleteDiana, when I saw you mention Autumn, I had to remind myself that it IS autumn where you live!! I love the beach! We are heading to Savannah Ga for a wedding this weekend but I have my doubts that we will have time to visit the beach there.
ReplyDeleteI so miss the coast since we moved to Texas. When I grew up in New Orleans, it was only about 40 mins. away.... and then there was always the Mississippi or Lake Ponchatrain around. Walking or just sitting by the water is psychologically soothing, don't you think?
ReplyDeleteI thought it was a snake! A walk on the beach sounds delightful but it is still a bit too cold for that around here.
ReplyDeleteOh what a nice walk that was. I would have loved to walk there with you. : ) That really did look like a snake - a really big one.
ReplyDeleteWow, I thought that was a snake! You made me jump a little bit :)
ReplyDeleteThe walk on the beach would be heavenly right now... it's snowing and raining where I live :) Thanks for sharing with Roses of Inspiration, dear friend. Hugs!
Thank you for visiting me, Diana. It is lovely to visit your blog and I see we share many of the same friends! Your photos are lovely. As much as I look forward to Spring here in Gerogia, my favorite time of year is Autumn - which you are enjoying. I am following along with you now. Mildred
ReplyDeleteDearest Diana; I MISS strolling the beach, reminiscent when my father took us to the beach :-) You made me laugh with the snake like seaweed and never knew your country is snake free. Enjoy your comfortable autumn♪♪♪
ReplyDeleteSending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan to my Dear friend in New Zealand, xoxo Miyako*
Amazing how We are on other parts of the world from eachother yet it looks like My home on the coast.Although since We moved I haven't been close enough for a stroll.Thank You for the lovely photos.Talk to You soon-ox Denise
ReplyDeleteAmazing how We are on other parts of the world from eachother yet it looks like My home on the coast.Although since We moved I haven't been close enough for a stroll.Thank You for the lovely photos.Talk to You soon-ox Denise
ReplyDeleteHi, I am a new visitor. I thoroughly enjoyed the walk on the beach...especially after I found out that wasn't a snake. I was raised in Georgia and saw some BIG black snakes. I love the beach. Great photos!
ReplyDeleteAutumn, I can't wait for that season to come here again! Beautiful white sands to enjoy and I am so glad you don't have snakes there (I had to look twice!). Thanks for taking us on your walk xx
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