There are a number of great surfing spots around the Coolangatta coastline on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia.
One of these is Kirra Point. Kirra Point was once a much bigger beach, and home to some truly legendary pipelines. Unfortunately, the groyne at Kirra was reduced when the government started shifting sand from the Tweed River to allow fishing boats to pass safely. This ruined Kirra’s reputation for a while, and it’s only just clawed itself back into the good graces of surfers again. (Ref)
This point allows spectators to view the surfers close up and it is a popular place for photographers.
Don’t get too close to the edge.
Great photos 👌
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Thanks Glenys 🙂
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I love the image of the city skyline in the first photo 🏫🏨🏛🏖
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Hi Rainee, The city on the skyline is Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast. Makes a lovely backdrop doesn’t it.
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Sure does!
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Looks great Kirsten hope family are well and while your surfing and sunshine we in Blighty UK are having snow …..and preparing for Christmas just put up Christmas Tree now that’s ironic …Be well in my 🙏’s as always Ian
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Merry Christmas to you and your family Ian. I’ve never experienced Christmas in winter. Our Christmas dinner usually consists of salads, cold meat and seafood, usually somewhere there is water and a cool breeze. A white Christmas is on my bucket list.
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Thanks Kirsten ….Take a look if time at my first post today boy we have snow …Worst since 1990 and on the same day ☃
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