View of a little wintry beach at Mornington on Port Phillip Bay
Wintry beaches always warm my soul.
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14 comments:
How the ocean draws us--there's always something so compelling and primal about empty stretches of beach, rocks, ocean; without the clutter of frisbies and sunbathers you suddenly get that sense of what the earth is really going on about. This is a beautful spot, Gemma, and yes, please, post more photos.
What a view!
Stunning! And so true...there really is something about the beach, even in the dead of winter, that touches our soul deep within us.
Lovely post :)
Pretty shot of the beach and coastline. The cliffs are beautiful!
Wonderful picture! I would love to visit the beach again. Praying maybe some day!
Beautiful photo! There's just something about the ocean...
Love the view! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful photo! The beach is lovely and those cliffs are gorgeous!
I love winter beaches too.
What an amazing shot
Wintry but beautiful! :)
This is a beautiful photo. Thanks for sharing.
This is an amazing view Gemma. I would be a little scare to walk there alone after dark, but its perfect for a family walk or a lover one. Thanks for sharing.
Happy SWS
Grace
Linda imagem...gosto das pessoas na beira da praia. Um abraço!
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