Urunga, NSW, Australia
Urunga, NSW, Australia
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Oh, now I’m humming “Under the boardwalk”.. 🙂
Have a great new year, ED!!
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Same to you 🙂 I’m looking forwad to seeing what you’ve been up to while I was away 🙂
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I don’t know if we have boardwalks in the UK! It’s not a word I knew before I encountered blogging. But another lovely peaceful shot. If you don’t reappear before HNY.
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I think ‘boardwalk’ is a American concept, maybe? It’s a long boardwalk, and a beautiful spot.
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I have missed you. Lovely photo. Glad to be back.
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Thank you. Posting was a bit hit & miss while I was away 🙂
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It looks very calm and serene there, very nice!
I always though a boardwalk was an American word, perhaps because of the Drifters song.
So Australia have them too. 🙂 It still amazes me the things I’ve learnt since blogging.
As roughseas has said, I’d never heard of them in the UK either.
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I think you are right, boardwalk’ does sound American. It was the first boardwalk, I’ve ever walked 😉
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Beautiful!
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Thank you. It is a lovely place, and even cloudy, a beautiful day and perfect for a stroll along a boardwalk, by the the sea!
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A picture to meditate on!
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Thank you. It’s a nice part of the coast 🙂
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I was expecting something a little more board-like. Instead, I received this pleasant surprise. Very nice, EllaDee.
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Yes, misleading… this one doesn’t actually have boards, but it is an interesting walk, and we saw lots of fish in the water.
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Mountains and water. Sigh. What a lovely spot to wander.
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I love this part of the world… the Coffs Coast with, as you say, the mountains behind, is truly picturesque 🙂
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Now I won’t be able to get that song out of my head, haha, great image, looks very peaceful.
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I was the same, humming the tune for days. It was a bit cloudy but that made it nice for a walk 🙂
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Locals sometimes refer to it as the Foot bridge to the beach .. lovely blog!
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Thank you – I think foot bridge the more commonly used term in general… and what I would call is as well but I guess technically it’s a walk made of boards… Boardwalk has an American connotation. Urunga is a lovely spot. We always enjoy a nice lunch at the pub and a wander.
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