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Wilderness Beach

A recent holiday stay in Wilderness provided an opportunity to take some new photographs of this magnificent part of South Africa. I hope to be posting several of them over the next few weeks. Although we frequently visit this area, it's one of our favourite places, changing weather, light, tides and floods (more of that later) provide new photographic opportunities on every visit. This picture was taken on the beach in the early evening of the day we arrrived. It was a cloudy, misty day and I loved the moody feel of the beach

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Anonymous said…
Every time an American friend visits SA I tell them they absolutely have to visit the Garden Route. I miss not being able to take an annual holiday up this beautiful coast.
Jean
Bryan said…
Hi. Keep watching. I have several more photographs taken on our trip that I will be posting shortly. Isn't it a beautiful part of the world.

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