The view from from Glaisher Point, in an area nicknamed Sandshoes, in the southern suburb of Cronulla. The breeze was perfect for yachts racing on the Pacific Ocean, which were being watched by a flock of seagulls on the rocky foreshore. These brightly coloured information and hazard signs have been erected at all the local landmarks around Cronulla.
Nice shot Jim!
ReplyDeleteI like the colors, but it looks like there's alot you can't do at this beach!
ReplyDeleteI like the way you have framed that sign, Jim.
ReplyDeleteAn awful lot of prohibiitions on the sign...
Pretty colors -- lots of no-nos!
ReplyDeleteYou must be on your best behavior at this beach!
ReplyDeleteA lot of information and rules. I wonder how much of it is heeded.
ReplyDeleteThe yachts, sky, water and rocky bit all look fantastic; the sign does not. But that is ok.. safety must always come first.
ReplyDeletethe sign sure is easy to spot
ReplyDeletebeautiful scenery
great shot...love the sign!
ReplyDeleteThat colorful sign would definitely get your attention. I love seeing all the pretty white sails on the water. genie
ReplyDeleteSo many boats :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful view, though looks kind of rough out there on the water.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit and comment.
That bright sign really stands out against the blue sky!
ReplyDeleteLooks windy at sandshoes (must be an old nickname)
ReplyDeleteInteresting. I wonder how it came to beach number 52.
ReplyDeleteLove the signs and capture Jim.
ReplyDeletePeter, I'm not sure of the origins of the nickname but I have seen some references to a Sandshoes Reef.
ReplyDeleteJoe, I'm curious about how they decided to number these local landmarks too.
That is a lot of information on the signs. And it is blocking the view of the water and lovely sailboats!
ReplyDeleteLook like a whole lot of "no", doubtless because people fail to use common sense and need it spelled out for them. A helpful sign, but kind of distracting.
ReplyDeleteLesley, I made the sign the focal point but in reality it's not so obtrusive along the vast shoreline.
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