On the Coast Walk where high cliffs drop towards an ocean that meets sky. A muma whale plays with her calf and the wildflowers of Spring open to catch the bright, bold light, A 3km walk...a long way for little legs. But the promise of a cookie at home ensures the hills, ants and heat are forgotten.
Beautiful photos. You have such an enchanting blog :) I love that little teepee!
ReplyDeletethat sounds so wonderful!! i miss hills and ocean together.
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So beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. He's so precious and looks beautiful amongst the flowers xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to spend the day...those wildflowers are beautiful!
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Such stunning pics. Love your blog.
ReplyDeleteoh, Jodie those wild flowers are just stunning.
ReplyDeletehey Jodi .... which walk is that? Looks wonderful can't wait for my beach walks! jackie x
ReplyDeleteOh how to make a far away girl quite homesick! Sounds like a beautiful day.
ReplyDeleteLovely! We've been watching the whales pass by here too. They take my breath away...
ReplyDeleteOne of my fav walks. That and Piles Creek Loop, oh and the red gums when they're shedding their bark up north and I have been told Crackneck is spectacular to walk but I haven't done the paths that head south. Also not walked much down Patonga way. So much still to do.
ReplyDeletenothing like a walk, or as Kelly would call it, "a bush walk." she loves them. I love them. I think I could walk for miles. Wish there was someone at the end with a cookie for me! xx
ReplyDeleteOooh i love flannel flowers. I used to work in a florist and they are my favourite. Have never seen them growing the wild like this though. Which walk is this? Is this near Patonga?
ReplyDeletewow! those flowers are so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThe wildflowers are stunning! I enjoy your photography so much.
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