Thursday, 17 March 2016

Malabar, beach tower

The beach inspector's tower is in Cromwell Park behind the beach, in the eastern suburb of Malabar. This protected beach on Long Bay does not have a life saving club but is patrolled by lifeguards and a beach inspector. 

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    1. Functional? Certainly.
      But not as glamorous as the normal structures :)

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  2. Beach Inspector-- An interesting title to my "Ugly American" ears as it conjures up someone who takes a magnifying glass to the sand and sea shells! Of course your vernacular attributes the title to someone we might call a police officer with some status above a sergeant-- perhaps a step or two above Constable. Good thing I watch BBC mysteries or I might never had known!

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    1. It's funny how similar our cultures can be but then so different in some respects.

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  3. Beach tower is a good term for this. It has a good view.

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  4. Precarious perch indeed. I love the fences!

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  5. Plain and practical. What more does one need? I would like to see a little splash of colour though. Perhaps the lifeguards or beach inspector will provide that.

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  6. I don't see a ladder. How does the lifeguard get up there?

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    1. Linda, they bring it over with them from another building. I guess they do it to keep kids and vandals off the tower.

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  7. For some reason that tower reminds me of one of the machines in Star Wars!

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  8. That's a first for me...Beach Inspector Lifeguard...

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