Today I have chosen several photos snapped on our sailing trip last week around the Whitsunday Islands.
Luckily we experienced glorious weather and fairly calm conditions.
I hope you enjoy these images.
Whitehaven Beach
Three wild goats out for a midday stroll
Just hanging around
Hamilton Island
Mode of transport is golf buggies. Cute
We moored at Hamilton mariner for a night
All very tropical and lovely and special don't you agree?
I am blessed to live in a beautiful part of the world.
Annie xx
Hi Annie, fantastic photos of a fantastic trip. Yes, certainly is a beautiful part of the world. So you discovered Robinson Crusoe's island, with the goats still there???
ReplyDeleteI was a bit worried about the bat fish at first - remembered Steve Irwin and I was yelling "pull your feet back - it's a stingray!!"
(I know, I need to get out more :) xx
I'd be interested to know just how many goats live on Hook Island?
DeleteAt first glance I guess bat fish do resemble a sting ray Patricia. They are extremely trusting fish!
Sounds and looks like an idyllic trip. Wonderful photos - I'd never even heard of Bat Fish before!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sulky. I'd not heard of Bat fish before my first trip to the Islands either, they're rather cute.
DeleteOh yes, certainly very special and you are blessed. I'm sitting here with the rain battering against the window (again) x
ReplyDeleteHi Suzy, sorry to hear you are experiencing less than pleasant weather!
DeleteAnnie, please can I come and live with you? I don't eat much and I'm really good at cleaning. It's all so beautiful, I am in the wrong hemisphere.
ReplyDeleteSure Tabs, we could do with a Scot in our midst! Yuk..cleaning, that's on my to do list today.
DeleteWow! Stunning pics, looked like you had a wonderful, relaxing holiday! L xx
ReplyDeleteYes we did thanks L. Have hit post holiday reality with a thud this week though!
DeleteGlorious, just glorious! Your photos are magical, pet. A-M xx
ReplyDeleteThanks A-Me, I'm having the time of my life snapping photos.
DeleteYour pics are wonderful.....you are so lucky to live where you do! :)
ReplyDeleteI sure am LR!
DeleteI am so jealous - that it one of my dreams, I love sailing but ended up with a husband who gets seasick! The irony of it. Looks like a wonderful trip with good weather. Love the photos.
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Melissah from Coastal Style
Hi Melissah, I never go sailing without Kwells (seasick tablets) and pop one before we get under way if the forecast predicts choppy conditions. Seasickness is the pits.
ReplyDeleteI hope you get to experience your dream one day.
Beautiful photos and, I'm sure, a trip to remember !
ReplyDeleteThank you!
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