These are just one of the set of steps attached to the boardwalk along our gorgeous coastline. These ones lead to a viewing area that during certain times of the year have whales and dolphins passing by. Its the middle of winter at the moment so we get treated to the magnificent ocean at its temperamental best. No storm rolling in this day. Maybe next time...
The Black Cliff at Hallett Cove, taken from the boardwalk trail.
I love the light and shade of this photo. I decided to play with the views from Hallett Cove Beach. This is one of the rock formations that are dotted along the coastline. When the tide is out they are fun to climb all over but I liked the waves lapping against at high tide too. I'll try and make it further down the coast while the tide is out (a place i really want to photograph is only accessible during low tide)
Another of our "Little Wonders" is Hallett Cove Beach. Our suburb is built along it (it's only 2mins drive from our house) It is very rocky because of a man made sand bar further south that prevents sand that gets washed away from here being replenished naturally. The exposed rocks are beautiful though. My Mum and step-Dad got married here.
This is the same beach but the other direction.
To start off our "Little Wonders of our Local Area" (Hallett Cove in South Australia) I thought I'd start with our most obvious one. It's called the Sugarloaf and was created by erosion after the ancient glaciers melted. Our Conservation Park has been built around it and our gorgeous coastline.
The boys and I escaped from a very looooong church service (after we saw our cousin's christening). They had a great time hamming it up for the camera. This is one of my favourites (probably because it is slightly wonky...bit like me really)
I took this shot of my sister (with my other sister's iphone) while she was washing the car. I've caught the moment when she is laughing at being "honked" by an appreciative passer-by.
