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Showing posts with label Beaches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beaches. Show all posts
Thursday, 4 February 2021
Monday, 10 October 2011
Monday, 26 September 2011
Dawn at Diggies, North Gong Beach, NSW
630am, on a Friday, is when there is a zen-like calm on North Gong Beach's Diggies Cafe and Restaurant. However, outside, as spring progresses, the sun is already up and running - and so are many nearby residents, cycling, running, power-walking, strolling or accompanying a trotting dog. As the light got more intense, the Tasman Sea remained steady. The staff at Diggies were already ready for the day and their first customers.
Nothing is as uplifting like a good new idea. I tried the Morning Sandwich (image above), as envisaged by Diggies - made up of fresh lettuce bites, juicy tomato slices, refreshing cuts of bacon, a tangy aroma of cheese and topped up with a deep fried omelette. I already felt like I was in the middle of a weekend - and my accompanying mates did too. We all felt the presence of the wood in Diggies at this time of day more than our previous times at lunch - before the crowds arrived, we felt how the layout and accessories provided flowed well with the time and tide of the beach outside. We savoured this magical moment in time.
Monday, 25 July 2011
An Arvo at Austi Beach, NSW
Getting ready for just the right moment. Visualising the moment.
Anticipating. Not too early and not too late. Recalling lessons learnt
and relishing this next time. Keeping an eye for detail. Enjoying the
mateship and the conditions of the day. Acting out the right pose.
In a split second, it is time to decide - and go. Go ride the waves.
Saturday, 7 May 2011
Monday, 2 May 2011
Saturday, 29 January 2011
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