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We're traveling for the whole month of December, so instead of our usual photos from past dives, we're posting photos from our current trip.
ReplyDeleteThis is the lighthouse at Kiama, New South Wales, Australia (south of Sydney). We took the pictures just a few days ago.
Bobbie & Jerry
I love lighthouses...there's one in Mendocino county, California, where you can stay in the keeper's cottage overnight. I've always wanted to do that.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm also in love with your blog.
-- MissMeliss
I love lighthouses, the most beautiful one I have seen at the English coast near Eastbourne. It's very old and not in use anymore.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to go to Australia... beautiful pic!
ReplyDeleteThere's something about lighthouses that makes them interesting subjects for photography...
ReplyDeleteI have always loved lighthouses. I have one as a screen saver on my computer. I also have a bunch of them in pictures in my library.
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My Wordless Wednesday
I love lighthouses! What a great choice of pictures!
ReplyDeleteMy Wordless Wednesday is up too! :)
This trip will obviously be a learning lesson for your readers, I'm glad to go along and learn something new! Happy and safe travels!
ReplyDelete@ MissMeliss - Welcome to The Right Blue. We're glad to know you like what you see here, and we hope you come back again.
ReplyDelete@ Gattina - I haven't seen that one at Eastbourne. I'll look for it next time I go to England -- and I'll think of you!
@ the108 - Thank you, and welcome to The Right Blue.
@ MamaGirl - I agree. Lighthouses are always interesting.
@ Shesawriter - You are welcome to add this lighthouse photo to your collection.
@ Natalie - Thanks. We'll add you to the list of lighthouse fans. ;-}
@ Shelia - We always try to give our readers interesting information, so we'll see what we'll find to blog about while we are traveling. Stay tuned...
Bobbie
Wow, how wonderful to be able to travel like that. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI've always had the desire to live in a lighthouse. Maybe this is home?
ReplyDeleteA different sort of blue today - topside! Happy WW! NSW seems a good place to be this time of year.
ReplyDeleteOh boy, I'll be checking in to see the pics! I sort of collect lighthouses - that is to say, I take a picture of everyone I see and I try to see as many as I can. How did you get the perspective from being off?
ReplyDeleteNeat!!
ReplyDeleteAustralia - you lucky ducks!
ReplyDeleteGreat first post - love those lighthouses!
Kathy
What a lovely lighthouse! They are so pretty anyway, but you have captured this one so wonderfully!!!
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That is a beautiful picture. Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteI love the lighthouse. It is beautiful against the sky. This reminds me of a cross stitch pattern I made eons ago.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great lighthouse. I love lighthouses. Enjoy your travels!
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wonderful wordless wednesday of this lighthouse! BRAVO
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wow, beautiful!! I have always loved lighthouses. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow. What a wonderful time to travel in Australia! Enjoy and thanks for the photo. Happy ww...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pristine white lighthouse!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting me!
Would love for you to keep me apprised of your trip. I spent some time on the East coast of Australia. I assume you're going up to the Great Barrier reef...
ReplyDeleteWow nice shots. I love lighthouses. There is a certain romance about them.
ReplyDeleteWow, I'd love to visit Australia! Are you going to be posting more pics from that trip? Happy WW :P
ReplyDeleteLighthouses are so great! Great shot! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteBeatiful photos always love checking out your picts! Good WW to you!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for visiting and for your comments. We had no idea there were so many lighthouse lovers out there!
ReplyDelete@ Martie - I don't think this one will be your home -- although there was a cottage nearby that used to house the keeper of this lighthouse, it is now a museum.
@ Chris - Yes, nice weather in NSW this time of year, but we won't be there for long -- just passing through. Stay tuned for the next stop...
@ June - You are welcome to add this lighthouse photo to your collection.
@ Kathy, Mary, Ellen B., and Frigga - Yes, it is our good fortune to travel 'down under' at this time, but Australia actually is not the main destination of this trip -- just a stopover en route. Stay tuned for more. (How's that for a tease?!)
Thank you all for the nice comments about the lighthouse photo. We're glad that our regular readers don't seem to be too disappointed that there was no underwater photo this week.
Bobbie & Jerry