EXPLORING FRONTIER COUNTRY and other areas.
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My goodness STF, what a wonderful trip you are experiencing!!!
Heh,.. H.e
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We find it so interesting going into the history of these places.Lisbeth wrote:You sure are collecting a lot of history and a lot of beautiful views on your trip![]()
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Hey H.E. welcome on board.H. erectus wrote:My goodness STF, what a wonderful trip you are experiencing!!!
Thank you for the great comment.
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23 APRIL 2015 - DAY 8 - A ROCKY WALK AT KENTON ON SEA - PART 1/2
What better way to let a lovely breakfast digest than to sit and look out to sea.

While sitting at the bench Joan got these two photos of a Greater Double-collared Sunbird.


Some of the most amazing rock formations along the sea shore.



Shelley Bay.


Carriage Rock.

What better way to let a lovely breakfast digest than to sit and look out to sea.

While sitting at the bench Joan got these two photos of a Greater Double-collared Sunbird.


Some of the most amazing rock formations along the sea shore.



Shelley Bay.


Carriage Rock.

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Beautiful beach
Looks as if the sunbird is giving Joan his most photogenic side in the first pic
Excellent photos



Looks as if the sunbird is giving Joan his most photogenic side in the first pic



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23 APRIL 2015 - DAY 8 - A ROCKY WALK AT KENTON ON SEA - PART 2/2
African Black Oystercatcher.

Love Letters in the Sand.

Low tide at Middle Beach provided the most amazing rock pools to explore.

I think this is a Sanderling.

Seagull?????

Discovered this guy having lunch in one of the gardens.

Joan going for a walk.

Little Egret on the banks of the Kariega River.

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African Black Oystercatcher.

Love Letters in the Sand.

Low tide at Middle Beach provided the most amazing rock pools to explore.

I think this is a Sanderling.

Seagull?????

Discovered this guy having lunch in one of the gardens.

Joan going for a walk.

Little Egret on the banks of the Kariega River.

END OF DAY 8
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I think it is a white-fronted ploverI think this is a Sanderling.

Really a wonderful beach



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Great comments - thanks Lisbeth.Lisbeth wrote:Beautiful beach![]()
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Looks as if the sunbird is giving Joan his most photogenic side in the first picExcellent photos
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I think you are correct Lisbeth. Thank you for the correction.Lisbeth wrote: think it is a white-fronted plover Really a wonderful beach



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superb rocks formations on this magificent beach
love the toko kid, the little Egret, Sunbird... and... and...
and like you love to write or draw on the sand
wow what a wonderful evening I had


love the toko kid, the little Egret, Sunbird... and... and...
and like you love to write or draw on the sand

wow what a wonderful evening I had



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nan, thank you so much for the lovely comments.nan wrote:superb rocks formations on this magificent beach![]()
love the toko kid, the little Egret, Sunbird... and... and...
and like you love to write or draw on the sand![]()
wow what a wonderful evening I had![]()
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24 APRIL 2015 - DAY 9 - A WINDY DAY AT KENTON ON SEA - PART 1/1
Wow, I have only managed to get my hair back into some sort of order now and also managed to get up to date on my postings.
We are now back live.
It has been blowing a gale here today but at least the sun was shining.
Spent the morning in a sheltered sandy cove away from the wind just lying on the beach.
Another lifer for us.
Sombre Greenbul.
Spot the little fish.

Southern Boubou.

END OF DAY 9.
Wow, I have only managed to get my hair back into some sort of order now and also managed to get up to date on my postings.
We are now back live.
It has been blowing a gale here today but at least the sun was shining.
Spent the morning in a sheltered sandy cove away from the wind just lying on the beach.
Another lifer for us.
Sombre Greenbul.

Spot the little fish.

Southern Boubou.

END OF DAY 9.
Faith is the bird that feels the light while the dawn is still dark. Author unknown.