Sea urchin washed ashore
And the dried remains show natures perfect patterning
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Saturday, 6 October 2012
Port Elliott
A few days away camping in Port Elliott is enough to regenerate the spirit and invigorate the senses. I love this part of the South Australian coast, not only is it picturesque but offers much in simplistic beauty and a feast to stimulate the senses as well.
Coastal views and lovely meandering walks
Red rocks contrast against the blue sky
Nature simplistic patterns in green
Stunning orange of the rocks covered with lichen growth
The underside of a crab blends in amongst the fractured remains of shells and sand
Shells tossed up in to the brachen growth clinging to the shore line, natures own Christmas trees.
Collections from the shore
Victor Harbor seaside tourist destination renowned for its whale visitors
The Cockle train
Influenced by nature?
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