Gillian Everett's photos with the keyword: beach

Forster, New South Wales, Australia

Pacific Ocean, NSW, Australia. Saturday challenge 86 - Unsharp

One Mile Beach, Forster, New South Wales, Australia. HFF 8 December 2023

Sunday challenge 71 - One word Bartletts Beach, New South Wales, Australia.

Sunday Challenge 48 - Shadow Rainbow Beach, New South Wales, Australia

On a brisk and breezy day, above One Mile beach in Forster, New South Wales, Australia

One mile beach, Forster, New South Wales, Australia

New South Wales, Australia

One mile beach, Forster, New South Wales, Australia HFF 23 September 2022

Saturday challenge - The next theme should only deal with the heat of summer and not show any artificial energy sources. Many are affected by heat waves and periods of extreme drought. Show us this as you perceive it. Mid winter, New South Wales Australia, a brilliant sunny day. Air temperature 17°C, water temperature 20°C. 22H36 Ocean If you would like join the Scavenger Hunt, here is the link www.ipernity.com/group/2445860

At our local beach, which is about 5kms drive from home. New South Wales, Australia

At our local beach, which is about 5kms drive from home. Just the most glorious day after a week of torrential rain. There has been substantial erosion, so the beach has changed shape, with a wall of sand, and the lagoon is open to the sea again. Extra pic in comments. Pacific Ocean, New South Wales, Australia

One Mile Beach in Forster, New South Wales, Australia. View towards Cape Hawke. Clear day in Summer, and very busy everywhere, although uncrowded on the rewarding short cliff walk from Bennetts Head to One Mile Beach.

Named after the Irish birthplace (Black Head Antrim) of the first settler William Hoy who moved to Black Head New South Wales, Australia, around 1881. "Established in 1925, our dedicated Surf Live Savers have been patrolling Black Head beach for 90 years." blackheadslsc.com.au/ Australia is known for surfing, swimming, snorkelling, diving and a whole range of other water activities. We are an island after all and the majority of our population lives around the coastline. One thing that we learn as children, is to consider water safety in Australia and swim between the flags on beaches. Sadly, many people drown in Australia each year. Here is some information that you can use to be safe this Summer and enjoy your time by the waters edge. selceducation.com/australia/blog/water-safety-australia-swim-flags

Continuing the theme. Hand painted glass coaster, artist unknown, from Eumundi Markets in Queensland. On a (fabric) background of this month's theme colours. Cropped and framed. Planning to frame all the images this month, and to stick to square format :-) 1/30 Midnight blue/unmellow yellow November 12 Months in Colour