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| Today our adventure took us close to my home but alas I don't have a telephoto lens and missed getting shots of a seal that was fishing nearby, however I captured other things that too my eye. Boating on the bay is very common especially on lovely calm days like it was today. |
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| A juvenile Pacific Gull. |
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| The quaint boat sheds. |
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| Shacks on the hill overlooking the boat ramp. |
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| Drying her wings after a bout of fishing. (Australian Salmon were running today) |
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| Water craft of all shapes and sizes. |
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| Native bluebells which hadn't been seen here for many years before the bushfire but after, they are flourishing. |
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| Looking over to Lime Bay which is on the Tasman Peninsula. |
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| The Tasman Peninsula isn't the only place where there are Tesselated Pavements, we have our own version here. |
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| and the biggest sea shells that I have ever seen in Tasmania |
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| Oyster Catchers |
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| Even the weeds look pretty. |
Hi Deb, always good to see some water shots. Love the tesselated pavements, how unusual. Beaut photographs :D)
ReplyDeleteI had no idea Primrose was so populated - lovely beaches but - I do like canny little coves and interesting rocks.
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