an old building at the Quarantine Station at Point Nepean...
shadows and light
bathing old tragedies in
some peace
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10 comments:
What a beautiful old tree with it huge branches spreading all across the yard. They cast wonderful shadows.
A Quarantine Station! That in itself is fascinating! The shadows are a bonus!
One hopes that in its day, those quarantine could have sunny and shadowy views to allow them some comfort in their troubles times...
At low tide, it is a shame that the beach is unoccupied. It is a quiet getaway that one can relax unhurredly while the pace of the outside world can continue without us...
Oh, the stories that house could tell!!
The shadows and the building are great-nicely done!
Have a Beautiful Day!!
Peace :)
The house is a nice canvas for the tree's dramatic affect.
Great old building!
what a lovely vista hoping that it helped heal in those days. is it used for anything now?
The building and tree stand out so well against the sky. I guess Nepean is a common enough word in the English language.
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