Here’s the beach where we found the island ~as per yesterday’s post.
Lovely long white sand beach, waves, wildlife (an oystercatcher) and a beach island! Ocean View, Dunedin, New Zealand.
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From the carpark, on my way down to the beach with Nigel waiting.
View to the left after getting down there.
But we walked the opposite way, toward the rocks and beach islands.
One of these rocks had a bird feeding on it, turned out to be an oystercatcher.
And then to the first beach island. Nigel’s in the first two photos.
This last photo was taken by Nigel.
more photos will be posted in my next blog-post …
Text by Liz, photos by Liz and Nigel; Exploring Colour (2021)
Exploring Colour 
A gem of a place tucked away! Pretty photos, looking forward to more!
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Wonderful shots, Liz. I especially liked the panoramic shot with just the sky, waves, rocks, and a little touch of sand showing
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Thanks Mike! The south coast has long sandy beach areas interspersed with rocky interruptions and there’s lots of places you can pull off the road into little carparks.
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I definitely like the rugged, untamed look of that coast line.
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You’d love NZ Mike, these endless such stretches of coastline!
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So much to see at the sea, Liz. What an interesting place.
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Very interesting! We spent longer there than we’d expected 🙂
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What a fabulous spot!
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Delightful surprise as we had no idea what to expect apart from the white sand!
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Wow, again, Liz! That is gorgeous and so much going on. I love the composition of your first image, with the tall tree with fronds highlighting the left and Nigel looking so tiny in the v of the middle!
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Thanks again Ellen, really appreciate getting this comment as well and it’s so nice to hear about what you like!
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Oh, my. I could spend a few hours (days, weeks) in that place. It’s gorgeous.
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You could stay in the south coast area and visit lots of different beach accesses – there’s so many turn-offs into little carparks! and we’re finding there’s plenty of variability in different spots 🙂
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