Adelaide Beaches

Beach paths are some of my favourite paths! The weather in Adelaide has been quite conducive to beach time, which I’ve been able to fit in around ministry activities. First off was a long walk along the water’s edge from Seacliffe Beach to Brighton Beach with my brother Stephen, who lives in Adelaide. We had a summery lunch near the beach in Brighton, and I had a swim. Finally a beach that wasn’t all choppy from a cyclone!

Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach has a classic South Australian beach town look
Stephen with his military haircut, as he is a musician in the Army reserves, playing in several bands.

The next day was a bit overcast, but I ended up at Port Noarlunga after I saw my friendly chiropractor nearby. My back has held up quite well through all this traveling, for which I am grateful. At Noarlunga, at least one school was there for a field trip to the geological and ocean wonders there. And of course there were other people enjoying all the things people love to do at the beach.

School kids off to learn how to snorkel…

…getting brave enough to get into the water…
…and out snorkeling…
…in several groups!
Many people were out fishing off the Noarlunga Pier
Keeping them honest!

Port Noarlunga headland to the south of the pier

Port Noarlunga beach
A teacher let me join a group of high school students (mostly taller taller than me!). She showed us these shells that are alive on the rocks along the beach…

…and the rock layers telling the geological history…

…and the ochre pigment bleeding down the cliff, which is used in traditional Original Australian paintings.
Some dogs were playing with their people – so far every beach I’ve been on in Adelaide allows dogs, mostly on leashes.
Some seagulls were contemplating the ocean

Some people were enjoying lunch overlooking the sand and waves.

Today I went to a nearby laundromat close to Brighton Beach. While the washing machine was doing its work, I was able to spend some time on the beach. I can honestly say I’ve never had such a good time doing laundry!

A bit scary – Snakes Live Here. But I was having a good time doing laundry, nevertheless!

Working hard!

I love seeing dogs enjoying the beach

It was such a lovely hot day, I was able to fit in another trip to the beach in the late afternoon after working on my “About Angels” presentation for this weekend, and before going out to dinner with Soula and Stephen.

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