One of the most striking features of Salmon Beach were the large cliffs right up the water’s edge. The feeling of being somewhat hemmed in was actually quite comforting, as though one was sheltered from the world; just you and a beach.
Salmon Beach was one of our first stops ‘down south’ after earlier arriving in Bridgetown. It’s part of the D’entrecasteaux National Park which stretches along the song coast around Windy Harbour. It would have to be one of the most picturesque beaches I’ve seen in my life. More photos of it over the next few days.
I’ve been on a very relaxing sojourn down south the last three days hence the lack of photos. The good news though is that three days exploring the wonders of Pemberton, Manjimup and Bridgetown means I’m armed with quite a few images which I’ll start posting from tomorrow.
Crisp in name and nature. Gorgeous crepuscular rays soar majestically above the rain clouds surrounding the sunset at North Beach.
Layers of lit clouds linger over the setting sun. North Beach.
The fiery sunset and a small cloud of rain play off each other below clear skies west of North Beach, Perth.
After a three day ‘let’s rebuild the computer again outage’ I’m back!
Pancake sun will get us all in the end!
A pin head of light in a sea of cloud, sky and water.
28/02/2009
The first obvious signs of the sun peaking out from underneath the clouds.
28/02/2009
