Between the Gayunda Wreck and Scotts Point you will find this pretty little beach. If you look on google maps nothing much shows up, but here you will find a car park, BBQs, green grassy parklands, wooded areas and the Gayunda arboretum
I walk Chi around this area most days. It’s my favourite place on the Redcliffe Peninsula, Queensland, Australia. I can spend hours taking pictures down here with so many interesting subjects to capture. How many photographs can I take of the same set of stairs? I haven’t tired yet.
Most weekdays we have the place to ourselves. The beach doesn’t appear to have a name so I call it My Beach.
Through the years I have learned
Some things worth the tellin’
And you’d be right in guessin’
That each and every lesson they were hard won (ref)
RAY LAMONTAGNE – For The Summer
Reblogged this on Ace Friends News 2014 and commented:
#AceFriendsNews – Beach with no Name.
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Nice post. It makes em look forward to my month at home for Christmas. I live at Redcliffe so will take a walk down to the beach with no name when I am back.
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Thanks Andrew, and an early Welcome Home to you 🙂
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Haha. Thank you 🙂
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Beautiful photos! I would love walking on this beach with no name every day 🙂
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Thank you Indah. I find a great deal of Sea Glass on this beach. Great for my collection 🙂
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The beach looks very inviting 🙂
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You are right. Too inviting some days and I stay longer than planned 🙂
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Lovely pics !!! Gorgeous.
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Thank you Jenny 🙂
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nice pictures
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Thank you S.Jayaraman 🙂
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