Popular stopping place on the South Road, photographed in early morning summer light.
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7 comments:
Beautiful. I love the mix of nature and human rubble.
The name alone tells a story. Lovely shot.
Beautiful spot... surprised someone hasn't picked up the red bricks for their yard or patio... they are expensive to buy!
Yes, those bricks do look like they could be put to good use! Maybe someone should build a little patio with them that you could sit on and enjoy the water views from! Lovely reflection, too.
Yeah, I will use the bricks...
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
You don't often see bricks at a beach, but how lucky for you as you got TWO B's.
Really nice photo.
neat reflections in the water
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