I am a bit late posting today because a friend has been here for the afternoon.
As there are no cinemas open at the moment we have been having 'movie afternoons' at home.
I recorded the movie Florence Foster Jenkins a couple of weeks ago from the TV on our DVD recorder and this afternoon we watched it. Enjoyed the movie, both funny and sad.
Thanks for all your lovely comments and favs on yesterday's Out of Africa photo. Here are the same camels paddling through the ocean.
I will catch up with your photos later this evening as I am just about to get dinner ready now.
Ooh ! wonderful -- I can not see enough of your camels in a trail across the sands - this time on their return journey - perhaps !! A super shot - love the blue of the sea , the crests of the waves and the reflection of the camels , adorable and a big fav :)
@lilh I am sure your son would love a trip up here when lockdown permits. Anna Bay is about 200 km north of Sydney.
@dutchothotmailcom You don't expect camels to have sea legs do you, ha ha
@salza This was taken last Monday and it was the first ride of the day at 10 am so that would account for only six people on the camels. I am sure later rides would have been much busier. They do have a constant stream of visitors.
@ingrid01 Not always 12, it depends on the time of year and the weather. Sometimes there are only 6 and other times 9 but as the camels have only just returned to the beach since lockdown I suppose they all need their exercise.
@francesc I used to love donkey rides on the beach in the UK when I was a child. We do see donkeys here but only in donkey sanctuaries these days. The rides on beaches are more exotic now I think.
@olivetreeann I've ridden a camel in Israel too. Great fun.
@golftragic Yes Marnie tell people it is at Broome we don 't want too many tourists here mid Covid. Of course, you know where the beach is. Keep it to yourself, ha ha.
@lilh I am sure your son would love a trip up here when lockdown permits. Anna Bay is about 200 km north of Sydney.
@dutchothotmailcom You don't expect camels to have sea legs do you, ha ha
@salza This was taken last Monday and it was the first ride of the day at 10 am so that would account for only six people on the camels. I am sure later rides would have been much busier. They do have a constant stream of visitors.
@ingrid01 Not always 12, it depends on the time of year and the weather. Sometimes there are only 6 and other times 9 but as the camels have only just returned to the beach since lockdown I suppose they all need their exercise.
Ian
@francesc I used to love donkey rides on the beach in the UK when I was a child. We do see donkeys here but only in donkey sanctuaries these days. The rides on beaches are more exotic now I think.
@olivetreeann I've ridden a camel in Israel too. Great fun.
@edorreandresen I love them too.
@golftragic Yes Marnie tell people it is at Broome we don 't want too many tourists here mid Covid. Of course, you know where the beach is. Keep it to yourself, ha ha.