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I just love your photos from the last 3 days, the postcard format yesterday was especially lovely. I have had a couple of holidays to Sussex Inlet, it is a lovely place :)
Unfortunately, I don't live there!!!! This is the historic home of the Ellmoos Family and across the river is the closest I've been to it. I'd say the most photographed house in Sussex Inlet. Such a beautiful setting.
Beautiful photo. Sometimes you can just be in the right place at the right time....and have your camera handy. Love how you have the tree and the wharf in the foreground as it helps give depth to the photo. Cheers, Robyn
Robyn, the south coast of New South Wales is so beautiful, it's easy to be in the right place at the right time! The problem is choosing only one photo to post! Thanks for dropping by today.
I just love your photos from the last 3 days, the postcard format yesterday was especially lovely. I have had a couple of holidays to Sussex Inlet, it is a lovely place :)
ReplyDeleteBooderee NP is my favourite...and I especially love Huskisson. How does one pick a one favourite pic when visiting the South Coast of NSW?
Deletebeautiful reflection....
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine, the conditions were perfect for taking photographs!
DeleteWhat a beautiful place to live - like a dream!
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I don't live there!!!! This is the historic home of the Ellmoos Family and across the river is the closest I've been to it. I'd say the most photographed house in Sussex Inlet. Such a beautiful setting.
DeleteBeautiful photo. Sometimes you can just be in the right place at the right time....and have your camera handy. Love how you have the tree and the wharf in the foreground as it helps give depth to the photo.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Robyn
Robyn, the south coast of New South Wales is so beautiful, it's easy to be in the right place at the right time! The problem is choosing only one photo to post!
DeleteThanks for dropping by today.