Kelp swirling in the tide at a beach just south of Brighton, Dunedin, New Zealand.
Photos taken yesterday afternoon, by Nigel.
Click on any photo to enlarge.
Text by Liz, photos by Nigel; Exploring Colour (2020)
Swirling Seaweed
New Zealand
Kelp swirling in the tide at a beach just south of Brighton, Dunedin, New Zealand.
Photos taken yesterday afternoon, by Nigel.
Click on any photo to enlarge.
Text by Liz, photos by Nigel; Exploring Colour (2020)
Exploring Colour 
We didn’t stop at Brighton Beach but did spend time at nearby Tunnel Beach. I miss New Zealand’s great kelp.
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Tunnel Beach is a neat place to visit!
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It sure is. You won’t be surprised that I took plenty of pictures there.
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hehehe! .. I’m not at all surprised Steve 🙂
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Cool pics of the kelp and what a gorgeous beach. You, Nigel and a gull–wonderful!
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This beach was really pretty, we hope to return!
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I can see why, Liz! Nothing like the lure of moving water.
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Looks like you had a lovely day at the beach. The photos make me want to go for a paddle there! 🙂 (I’m looking forward to getting back to the beaches here in summer and these have reminded me that we’ll be able to do that. Yay!)
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After a while of not being there one gets a real yearning to be back at the beach!
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I’m feeling that yearning very strongly – though it would need to be decent weather too! (Lots of rain here!)
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Still very rainy? you must’ve had a lot of rain! That gets tiresome pretty quickly.
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We get very little rain in summer (most years) but then in late autumn or winter we can get a lot – I think it’s part of global warming. (We rarely get snow nowadays.) It does make it difficult in the garden because a lot of the plants that are happy in our hot, dry summers don’t like the winter wet. I’m looking forward to some dry weather – luckily forecast in a day or two…
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With those bladders as eyes it almost looks like a lobster or crab.
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Monster lobster or crab 🙂
–yikes!
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Big kelp– I can picture it flowing in the low water.
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