The wind had been stong all day and the air was deliciously cool. The haze was from the devastating bush fires raging to the north of us.
Everyone seemed to be enjoying the walk along the pier.
It was a lovely restful end to the week.
Sunday, November 10, 2019
Shorncliffe Pier
The temperature jumped from a comfortable 27 deg C on Thursday to a whopping 37 deg C on Friday. It's not often we use the airconditioner, but by Friday afternoon we were sweltering. As the sun approached the horizon we took a drive down to Shorncliffe Pier on the beachfront.
The wind had been stong all day and the air was deliciously cool. The haze was from the devastating bush fires raging to the north of us.
The water was rough and it's unusual to see breaking waves. The bay is well shelterd by Moreton Island.
Everyone seemed to be enjoying the walk along the pier.
It was a lovely restful end to the week.
The wind had been stong all day and the air was deliciously cool. The haze was from the devastating bush fires raging to the north of us.
Everyone seemed to be enjoying the walk along the pier.
It was a lovely restful end to the week.
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Glad you are safe and able to get some relief. Looks lovely. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jillian. We always say we'll go down to the shore but don't often get there. It was well worth it after that hot day.
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