Point Cartwright Rocks

On the Point Cartwright Rocks you will find these barnacles, or limpets, clinging to life on the edge of a vast ocean.

Ocean Vista

The blue sky always always returns after the clouds and rains.

Cooloola Sandpatch

A view of the Great Cooloola Sandpatch from the ocean as I headed up toward Double Island Point on a fairly calm morning.

Noosa Heads

The Noosa Heads at Noosa National Park.

Noosa Done Right

Noosa and her National Park from the ocean. A new way to get to Noosa National Park and avoid the trafic is by sea, it helps to have a boat capable of doing that job of course and this was my first journey on my new Waverider aluminium boat. And, luckily I got home just in time to find out that a lockdown was about to begin, so I got very lucky today with the weather and the timing.

Ocean Views

Morning ocean views at The Spit, Mooloolaba.

Distant Shores

The view of the Pacific Ocean from the headland at Double Island Point on the Cooloola Coast. I never tire of this view and every time I see it I feel the sea and distant shores are calling.

Ocean

The beautiful ocean at Double Island Point.

Beach Blues

The beautiful blue hues of an ocean beach on the north shore of Noosa.

Ocean Views

The ocean views from Magnetic Island are spectacular.

Blackbacked Gull

A Southern Blackbacked Gull at New Brighton Pier near Christchurch.

Edge Of Australia

An eroding rock standing fast at the edge of Australia, girt by sea.

No Entry

True, one cannot drive into the ocean. There are always limitations.

Mooloolaba Paddle

This morning I took the little kayak out for its first venture into the Pacific Ocean. Just a short paddle beyond the mouth of the Mooloolah River.

Ocean

The Pacific Ocean at the Richmond River, Ballina. The water is brown due to recent rain and consequent runoff.