I always love this view from high up over the Nambucca River, not far from where I live. Nambucca is from the Aboriginal word for 'crooked river' and this is taken near the river's entrance into the sea. At low tide, which was about an hour away when this picture was taken, many sand bars are exposed. On the far bank, you can see the white trunks of a paperbark forest. In the distance is the Great Dividing Range that runs almost the entire length of the east coast of Australia. For 25 years I lived on top of that range in a cold, frosty, snowy place. Now I'm warming my bones down on the coast and I must say it was a good move.
@girlie at the moment back in Vic. about an hour outside of Melb. I was just on the phone to my good friend in Oz tonight and when I told her it is pretty much set we will be moving back she said the spare bed is ready.. lol Ive missed her so much so it will be great to be able to stay with her and her husband till we get ourselves sorted.. I have two sisters and a brother and I couldnt live with any of them.. lol one of the reasons I love my family is because Im here and they are there... heheheh
Hi Robin. Super quick message via iPhone. In NSW but rapidly running out of time due to prev arrangements. Not sure if we can catch up unfortunately. I will message on way back down. Lots of love Denise
What a stunning shot...found on PP. Such wonderful colours and such space! I'm sure mountain life is good but I would warm my bones too by this river given a chance! Fabulous!
Spectacular scene Robin............the blend of sand and water is dazzling.
What took you so long to monve down to warmer climes?? heehee All my best, Les x
What took you so long to monve down to warmer climes?? heehee All my best, Les x