Last week we went to Redcliffe with our cameras. Redcliffe is situated on a peninsula sticking out into Moreton Bay. It was actually the first site for the settlement of Brisbane but later the settlement moved to Brisbane River where there was a better fresh water supply. After that it became a place to go on weekends or for a holiday. Now it is an easy day trip. There are many restaurants and other activities to do there.
It is school holidays and many children have sailing lessons.
Bay beaches don't have any surf but fun for beach combing.
Love the symmetry of the pier.
We walked around the edge of the bay.
Bill and Will on the look out for photo opportunities. The bay on one side and the swimming pool on the other.
We were having summer temperatures in Spring. (We are back to cooler days now)
We walked back up to the road and we could see over the pool and the bay.
Gazing at your post and the looking out of my window at the impending storm I have a sudden urge to return to my former antipodean life for the winter. Sadly it's no longer an option. But I can dream.
ReplyDeleteAlways funny to read your summer starts, as ours is fading away...
ReplyDeleteHello Diane, beautiful views of the bay and beaches. I love the colors of the water and the colorful sailboats. Enjoy your summer, it is getting chilly here now. . Happy Monday, enjoy your day and week ahead.
ReplyDeletelove the looks of the bay with all the tree and water and rocks and tht is the largest pool I have seen. you do find the best day trip places to visit
ReplyDeleteWe are experiencing summer like fall weather and actually were swimming in the lake Sunday a week ago. This Sunday was more fall like as we went to a farmer's market fest .lots of fun for kids and we had joy watching them.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly had a great time as photos suggest.
A lovely walk in beautiful surroundings. Loved those colorful sails on the boats, and the seashells. I had fun finding some on my holiday. Great photos all Diane :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a delightful spot on a warm day. Stay safe t'other Diane
ReplyDeleteSuch fun boats for the children with those colorful sails. We don't see those here. It looks more like summer than spring.
ReplyDeleteNice photo outing, Diane. Your crowd scenes always look good -- I never seem to get that (among all the many other good photos I never seem to get)..
ReplyDeleteLovely summery scenes although I daresay you are happy for a return to the cooler weather before the summer really does hit. I really enjoyed seeing Redcliffe for the first time in years.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Diane. Always a nice place to visit...bit trendy these days compared to when I was a child and we holidayed at Scarborough.
ReplyDeleteRedcliffe is a beautiful area for rambling around. Thanks for taking us with you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place with a great beach and a big nice pool. Very busy Great that it is already so warm. We had a couple of warm days as well
ReplyDeleteYou make me want to go on holidays !!
ReplyDeleteGreat place for photography for sure.... What is your favorite season there? Seems like all of your seasons are nice.... We are going into Fall ---which I love.... Summer is my least favorite season (even though I do love our Roses/flowers) because I don't like the HEAT.... When it cools off in Fall, I LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Special colored sails.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Terrific shots, Diane. Very summery.
ReplyDeleteOh, I enjoyed my little walk around the bay. The sun is shining here too but it doesn't have any warmth any more. So it's lovely to check in to the tropics for a while, even virtually.
ReplyDeleteThat certainly looked like a nice outing and a very warm day with all those folks gathered around the pool. I can imagine the walk will be just as lovely once the cooler weather settles in and hope you will take us on another stroll.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty area. I miss beachcombing. I'm always looking at the rocks I se eon hikes here hoping to find an arrowhead, but they are getting rare.
ReplyDeleteYou have a photo of my eldest grandson on one of those boats! In addition, I just learned that, living in Wenlock Street, you were a very short distance away from my 95 year old friend whom I visited at least twice a week for over twenty years. Sadly she didn't achieve her goal of 100 and passed away in our home earlier this year, ending our association with Whitfield Ave. She was a member of the local Garden club which I think you may have mentioned some time back.
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