Echidna
Cape Bruny Lighthouse built in 1836 by 12 convicts in 18 months
Walks along the beach and boat sheds
picking oysters of the rocks
cleaning the oysters
eating fresh oysters
cooking oysters kilpatrick
making sea shell clips
ocean views
natural light
Bays
landscapes 
5 comments:
Great images Candice. I don't imagine it gets much better than this.
Wonderful photos Candice. Is that a 'hedgehog' in the last shot I wonder?
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Hi Louvregirl
Thanks for your comment.The top photo is of a Echidna or otherwise named a spiny ant eater. Echidna is also a mammal, like the Hedgehog. However Hedgehogs are not native to Australia. They are so cute with their little snouts digging in the dirt. Candyxx
Hi Nicola I just need to catch a flathead then all will be great! Candyxx
This looks like a bit of heaven Candace!
love the photo you titled Bays - the way that long cloud is drawn out over the far headland echoing the line of the land in the foreground.
I keep hearing about Bruny Island...lovely that you got to spend time there, taste those oysters and take it all in!
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