Scenic view of the beach area near the historic Point Nepean Quarantine Station.
In the background is Arthurs Seat mountain.
historic beach
a beach with many secrets
best forgotten
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6 comments:
They say you shouldn't forget history tho, no matter how sad a chapter, lest it repeat itself.
What a lovely view of the beach. It does have a sad history. Beautiful photo.
I could easily picture myself walking on that beach!
Thats a nice perspective on the beach - although I am not sure its story is best forgotten.
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne.
PS: sorry for slow reply - I have been out of phone / Internet range for most of the week - it was strangely pleasant!
It's a beautiful beach.
I don't usually get all philosphical or phychological, but in your photo it seems the stair railing is a barrier to a happier life. I can imagine sitting on those steps looking through the railing to something impossible to reach.
Lea
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