Becky’s #WalkingSquares
Sunday Stills: #Paths and #Trails Take You to Happy Places
Today wasn’t a good walking day. I didn’t want to drive to walk somewhere and the gravel trucks have been trundling up and down all day. You wouldn’t believe the dust they throw up.
Therefore I want to take you on a bit of a walk along the track to the beach at Evans Head. Here’s your song so let’s go
Out of the car park down we go. On the top of the hind dune She-oaks and Banksias are growing
Sometimes the track goes up and over the next dune and a small stream
Once the vegetation starts to change you know you are getting close to the beach. The Pandanus are the dominant vegetation on thee front dunes and beach and they even grow on rocks.
And around the last bend, through some Pandanus and onto the sand
Sometimes the welcoming committee is large
and at other times, just a couple to greet you but someone will always be on the sand to greet you
PS I know lots of you have seen this little bloke. This is where he was put together with a Pandanus nut and some red kelp. I wonder how long he was sitting in the Paperbark tree before some one noticed. I hope he was treated kindly.
So how far is the beach from your home Brian? You drove there? After all the rain you’d think it would keep the dust down but I expect it soon dries out. Temperatures back to normal? My friends have moved further north into Queensland and 🌞 this week. Those trees are very distinctive. I hope your little friend was happy 😊 💕
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From here it’s about seventy kilometers to the nearest. A longer drive if you want a better beach and facilities. The warmth of the past few day drys the road out quickly. Fairly normal. The nights are still cool. February is our hottest month plus humidity almost 100%.
Pandanus trees are world wide. The nuts can just float about in the ocean until it find a beach somewhere and it will set roots.
I do as well thanks Jo 🤗💕
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Thanks for the info, hon. Have a good week xx
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No worries Jo. Have a splendid one yourself 🙂
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btw I was a sensible lass and managed to open two so I could play the music too 🙂 great for exploring other posts as well as this lovely one
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Some times getting the idea can take time. I do the when some posts music. Open the song and then go to the other opened tabs while the music plays x
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The terns turn to say hello 🙂 I enjoyed walking with you here
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Thanks Becky. Was hoping you would enjoy the Terns 🙂 🙂
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Ah…thanks for taking us on a walk to the beach (and past the little adorable bloke in the tree). I love the beach and the silly seagulls in groups who run around in random patterns.
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Glad the walk to the beach was enjoyable Shelley 🙂
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It definitely was!
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Would love to go on that walk and see the birds.
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It is a lovely walk 🙂
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Great walk through the trees. Those terns look a bit windblown.
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It was blowing a bit but where we sit is a sheltered part of the beach
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Lovely walk you got here Brian!
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Thanks Aletta 🙂
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A beautiful path to the beach, Brian! those gulls look so bright and fluffy–what kind are they? Great to see your post lined up with walks and squares!
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Thanks Terri, they are Crested Terns. You set the theme which did line up nicely with Becky’s Walking Squares 🙂
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Good to know, quite striking aren’t they?
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They are especially when there’s a flock 🙂
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What a lovely stroll, Brian.
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So glad you enjoyed it Misky 🙂
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Another grouping of terrific photos on your walk 😀 😀
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Thanks Cee 🙂
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Had to look up Evans Head as I hadn’t heard of it. Looks a lot like the boardwalks my Aussie family send me photos of, though they are much further north. I do like a boardwalk.
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When you pop over next, we can go for a walk Jude 🙂
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I’d like that.
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A happy post with an enjoyable commentary, thank you 🙂
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Happy to have you along Dahlia 🙂
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Beach trails are lovely!
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Sure are. Saves the dunes from people trashing them by walking all over them
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Those are so great. I love the last one too.
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Thanks Kirstin. Glad you like our beach art 🙂
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